.I ' ’C DOVOi); LAV »i i :00 p.m. or : ■! 1 rr (.■n teams have placed within the top 10 percent of previous shows in their respective ai’eas and competition between schools is ex- pejeted to be keen. Arrangements have been made for the contestants to be quarter ed'at Little Aggieland. Xirt of townn represented by judfrim: tenons. LIVESTOCK TEAMS Abilene, Annonn, Blossom, BoKotn, Bon- hmp, Bronte, Burkeville. Centerville, Clnr- endjon, Claude, Commerce, Coahoma. Cro- well, Daimrerfield, Kola, Flatonia. Flor- csville, Floydada, Fredericksburir, Frisco, (korge West, Goldthwsite. Greveton, Hale Center, Hamlin, Harrold. Henrne, lola, Joaiquin, ^Justin, Llano, Littlefield, Luf- kinl, Lytje, Madisonvllle, Mathis, Mos- quite, Millsap, Nacogdoches, New tendon, Odessa. Plains, Richland Sprint?*, Rusk, Sail Saba, Shamrock, Sidney, Southmayd, * lied Ads : . ; BATTALION CLA^fit- »s . . . Sd 0 word per A with a 25d minimum: Class fled Section 71 . «0d Inch. Send all classifieds ' i to the Student Activities Of* ads should be turned in by the day before publication. p.m. or to the ‘ Phone 2-dlO! 05.: v 5 N. Main. Bonn. , ■ i : ( ESMF.N —Good opportuni- ut person. ! Has well’s What’s Cooking? COMPO! ganized ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN. Tea, 3:00 r in YMCA. SQUADRON, 479th GROUP, Army Or- ;j*ve, 7:30 p. m., Tues- Floor, PMA (formerly day. Second AAA) Building. ENGINEER GROUP, 479th : Composite Group, Army Organized Reserve, 7:30 p. m., Thursday, Second Floor, PMA (formerly AA ^INFANTRY REGIMENT 479th COMPOSITE GROUP, ARMY ORGANIZED RESERVE, 7:30 p. m,, Monday, second floor, PMA (formerly AAA) Building. NEWMAN CLUB, 7:15 Monday, St. Mary’s Chapel, forum on world situation 1 Dk Pwitb&nd. I’l FOR Mam wujAdLm • • K • SALE-’) FOR Model "A” Ford. Good me- thanWl. eonditirm. tealcd beam llfht*. DR SALE—1940 Pontiac: pood.tires. C. W. Cot. 6« or .flex 12S1, Collette St «S75.00. . . . — NOTICE—All Afqtie belt and buckle* $3.60 now only $2.00. Caldwell’s Jewel, ry Store, Bryan. Tdxar. METAL Men for repairing and rebuild- ^ intt wrecked r.utomobiks. See Sam it 'f 'Trr l 1940 Pon :Uc: radio, heater, - — w Milner Hall. Station, Texas. ECHANICS—$ee Sam Laboid at Motor Company. at Bryan Motor Company. FOR SALE—Child’* peddle auto, newly painted, perfect condition. $7.50. 304 Fidelity. FOR SALE- wrUtered. -Dachshound puppies A.K.C. ar-W Collere Road (rear). FOR SALE—1946 Travelite house trailer. Area 1, Trailer D-2. r—L FOR SALE—New 1948 Ford Super Deluxe TOdor. Maroon. 6 ply autocrat, white sidewall tire*, seat cover*, heater. original owner. Box 5643, Collette Sta tion. Texas or B.O.Q. Apt. 269-1, A4M Ann*r. I q? FOR SALE—Tuxedo. Sire 34. in perfect condition—$15.00. Also, white dinner jacket-$7.60. Phone 4-7849. WANTEBI More correspondence eourae* for PORT GRADUATION STUDIES Pay: low. Pouible Achievement: high to unlimited Interested instructors should see V. M. Faires, Austin Hall—and soon, please. SE vr * “^LOWERS BY WIRE” " * If NEWMAN CLUB, spring dance, 9 p. m., Saturday, Sbisa Hall. Ll T>W. Utopia. Victoria, Wharton, Whites- m for the','development of the’ ingia trees; or Sapium sebifer- S AN KEY PARK JEWELER Bryan » — ! - V, Steak P ates 81.00 i 1 v Choice of Filet Fib or Club KELLEY Good food—that’s al) RALPH STACY, Owner tim as aj commercial crop. Dr. P< tta spent a week in New York th rirtg January in the re search It boratories of a paint man ufacturing company that is inter- ] ested ^ in the development of the Stillingiq tree. Plans were formu-| lath(^ at that, time for a coopera tive pro ect and Moore’s visit is the resu t bf the conference held at that ;ime. The tree, a native of China, is a source of drying oili tallow, pro tein, and other products, Dr. Potts said. Th« drying (ail, easier to ex tract anc olearer than linseed oil, is a sup ?rior oil for paints. The tallow makes a good vegetable shortenin The protein from the high grade protein, too ’or livestock feed. Winter*, and Wortham, j J MEAT TEAMS ~ rlingtbn. Bit; Springs. Blackwell, imracrco, Decatur, Dennison. Den- : ton, Dublin, Fredericksburg, Georgetown, I Glajdewater, Glen Rose, Huntsville, Hutto, j per, Joshua, Kaufman, Kilgore, La- j nge Loraine. Lufkin Midbmd, Moody, v Boston, Nacogdoches. Pilot Point, water, Richland • Springs, Sweetwater, 11, Trent, and Wortham, f DAIRY CATTLE Abilene, Alvin, Bishop, Bogota, Brady, Bryan, Hullanl. Burleson, Caldwell. Can- yorj. Center: Charlotte, Cleveland (Tark- ingtoh School). Comyn, Cotulla, Crowell, Cuijnby, Estelline, Fayetteville, Garland, Georgetown. Gordon. Hamlin, Harlingen, Henderson, Huntsville, Jacksonville. James Bowie School (Sims. Texas), Kaufman, Korrville, Littlefield. Lorenxo, Lytle. Mart, McKinney, -Midlothian. Namona, Omaha, Orchard/ Panhandle, Pittsburgh, Plains, 1 tajinvieW, Roby, Rocksprings, Roscoe, Seymour, Southmayd. Sweetwater, Taylor. Toipball,; Troup, Troy, Utopio. Willis, and VoirthantL / ] DAIRY PRODUCTS TEAM Aldine, Alto, Arlington, Brady, Claren- ilori, CrahfilLs Gap, Detatur, Uimmitt, Du- hlia, Estelline, Glen Rose, Hcdley, Hobbs (K4>tanl. Huntsville. Jasper, Joshua, Kauf- mah. Moody, Muleshoe.i New London, Pau- haiidle. Paradise, Pilot, Point. Richardson, Hicjhlandi Springs. Tabaka, Temple, Ter rell, Tyler, and Waco State Home, j POULTRY TEAMS Abilene, Alice, Arlington. Alpine. Aus- tini Baird, Bay City, Hogatn, Brecken- ridge, Carriio Springs, Chester, Claren don, Clifton, Comyn,; Cooper t(Lubbock, Teias). Cross Roads :(Malakoff, Texas), Crow-ell, Crystal City; Cumby, Decatur. DeLeon, Diboll, Dimmitt, East Bernard, Fayetteville, Fredericksburg, Happy. Har din, Hobbs (Rotan, Toxba). Hondo. Honey Gnyve, lola, Jasper. Jefferson, Joaquin, Joahua, .‘Loop, Loraine, Moody,. NapK«. "tichland Pi)j-.t Point, Poth, Princeton. Rlc) Springs, Sherman, San Augustine, Spur- gerj, Taft, Temple, Tomball. Sherman, Tal|ioku, Yoakuht, and Zavalln. E. D. PARNELL heads poultry judging iin FFA contest. CAFETERI 4 F[Tf.-T [■ tMl. - i\W FRIDAY’S FEATURE ! HriRSF.S NEED PARKING SPOT IN BIG D DALLAS, April, 30 —W—The , automobile was asked to make way [ for thei horse here yesterday. Fried Jumbo Shrimp With Remoulade Sauce Don’t forget Billeter’s Tasty Pastries! w\ seed ip a valuable A specimen of the Stillingia tree can J. S. Mcgford of the Agronomy departm The tree)! which grows as much as Isix fei J5 year. So known tc years old As yet tl seed h'as Moore A&M in While on cuss the ing probl ufacture Con fen j 10, prefe Dr. Potts Miss Emilie Schuyler, leader of; local Society for the Preven- tioTi of! Cruelty to-Animals, asked th^ commissioners court to ban aufo parking in front of a horse watering trough located near the courthouse. i j —t—i ; :i f: . 'J; t be seen in the yard of it during the first 1 year, ?eed the second or third i ho of these trees are be over One hundred | and still producing seed.! e cost of harvesting the j ript been figured, is a 1922 graduate of-| chemical engineering, j the campus he will dis-1 chemistry and engineer-1 i ms involved in the man-! if paints, njjjes can be arranged with Moc r(« or Scofield for May i raply in the afternoon. i Appointm ehts can be made through At a i Conso au call action tEjRS OF iSOLIDATED April 12^ the Board of Trustee* of the A&M ependent School District received 25 petfti foten) of Ihe. District, requesting the Scl in the Distriet for the purpose ing propositions:: SECOND: .authorized fi| have ftlready lUi—n \ To authorize to a total of $125,000 to fihante construction and repair of ad- dittonai clfissiropms to mqet he expanding needs of! a grow- t ing oOmmunlty. ■hi The School Board has oitlcr«d the election, and the set for SATURDAY/ MAjY- £ Every qualified voter of District should go to ‘ election the folio Mjii i •!' To bring th(e scl i h the vital to this iecfmmtuklty election. College Station, higher, learning and our public schools in WE THINK BEST FOR ITS BLE FOR THE DEMAND! ^ r.w .$1.5 i, as so many oth«»r Texi OUR (DO? 8TA 1 AND CHAMB .i: 1 .. 1 ool tax rate limit i)fp to tl School Board to issue > «P . 1 date is polls and vote, as no issue is ban the one to be' decided by home of a great institution of !■ becomes a question of, whether rict shall suffer by comparison. EMAND! jjiL —LET'S MAKE IT POSSI- ITY DI IS THE lI Officials to meet ’' Tj-; nr OF CO! r ] l : i h ■ l-.j very *ossi- that ASS’N. It -\ ! ; *>. itt the Chemistry Office. Jones Pharmacy 101 N. Main Bryan FANS!! , Table Models Floor Models i Attic ! : Simbeam Products TOASTMASTERS COFFEE MASTERS Aggie Radio & Appliance East Gate to' your mother' for Mother’s Day (May 9th), AGGIELAND FLOWER SHOP Phone *1-1212 GUY H. DEATON Typewriter Exchange New & Used Typewriters Guaranteed Repairs 116 S, Mail) Bryan: Used Car Headquarters Today 1940 PLYMOUTH TUDOR— $750.00 1946—Mercury'Clpp Coupe, Radio, , Heater | 1946—Ford Tudor, with Heater 1911—Ford Tudor, New Paint 1941—Mercury Coupe, Radio and Heater 1940—Plymouth Tudor 1939—-Mercury Tudor, 31,000 Ac tual Miles 1939— Ford Tudor 1938—Ford Tudor, with Heater 1937—Chevrolet Sedan 1937—Chevrolet Tudor 1933—Pontiac Sedan , j ■ • , ; 1942—Ford Pick-Up 1940— Ford Pick-Up 1937—Ford, Panel Delivery iBR Y AN MOTOR CO. 1 "Your Friendly Ford Dealer" bryan, Texas MOTHER’S DAY — • $.100 for S2.45 ■ i SPECIAL OFFER or $2.45 [ 1 • $5.00 for $2.45 AGGIELAND studio College Station, Texas OFFERS pNE 8x10 BEAUTIFUL SILl/ERTONE PORT i “ALt PORTRAITS COME MOUNTED IN A NICE FOLDER” Proo I s to Select From — j Satisfaction Guaranteed Not good for copywork. ‘‘Serving Aggies for 28 /tears” for only $2.45 tTRAIT AGGIE T-SHIRTS 2 •— 8 yrs. iii size - ■U. — f. _i 98c _ $1.69 ;* S-, — $1.89 Gift & Tot Shqp 1001 South College Ave. phone 2-1618 1: : WATCH BAND SALE! / v- r y - Your Old Watch Band Has A Value .... I We will give you ufi to $1.00 fop your old metal band on a new one: FRH) AY thru FRIDAY M i i 1 A April 30 May 7 R. L McCARTY U 1 ‘ *■ JEWELERS I — North Gate -- .mi ■Ta. - J 4 / / / / [, T-jY it;*' : , I ■ — a Beginnin I!: j ■T I to May ;• I \h •i LIVING R Mari r'ii -J) 20,19! [S 8, 1948 Ma, sells and or ov H »SUITE! 1 » I T J ■ •1 ^ M ■ jf.L : ' • | le 100% entton Morning Glory with every Bedroom Suite that $125.00 to *150.00, or Mattress V Spring with each $150.00 Suite. V i f! j II !. OM SUITES ioo s Reduced ud More FLO SAMPLES Di scon tin . one of FINEf and pr.a 1 .' j r befs, odds while thei [II Assorte 18th Century cial styfte SECTION ■l ; s i !E COVERS i TAPESTRIES, ■,! ini new moderns, and French Provin- -J i m ALL«ALE^ •’il; a i; SENSATION cnoN MW s MUST BE CASH 1i j. I ' — r- / OlllD ATKD ' a •hi \ REAM HOUSE IBYHASHTXL’S . i Furnit J. A. Ferr J. A a : ' (• ' i I *' H 1 *-' |...1 ' < * • j- ; j i -m ______