The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, May 13, 1948, Image 4

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PliAYEI^, Thu^day,
... v Assenlbgvf Hall* JfUijii-
Ifoss AjEeetiti^.i * f ■ . fi j !•
r A&^I GARDEN CUiUD, 3 fc.ujn
Friday, in MCA. M I ■
BRAzoHiA cot^'n' cLjib.
Room 1 327, Academ <f Dldp,,^' 1:130
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CLUB, Tloom 105, Academic Bldg.,
7 p.m., ]Tliursday. * plans for a
summer party jwill be! made.
HJSK CLUB, 7:15 p. m. t Thur
sday, Ropm 334, Academic; Build-
inp. I
New officers will he elected at
a meeting of the Dej Rio A.&M
Club Thursday! night at 7:30 p.m.
in the Residing; Room pf the Y. M.
C. A
p. m., Friday, Home of Mrs. Cecil
Wamble, 303 Cresconb Drive, North
Oakwood.
UPSHUR COUNTY CLUB, 7 p.
pi., Thursday, Room 105, Academic.
Dr. Cook to Talk
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COUNTY rUUB, 7
day,
mg.
p.m., Thui^lay, ^ for js^m-1 P0RT ARTHUR CLUB 7:30 p.:
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CA Clhapej. Elcctioin of crfficpirs
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New Members -
(Continued from Pago 11
Guy Raymond Norfleet.
Howard Boss Oliver, William M.
P \\HANDLF CLT/R 7•30 n m 1 Mt ' 11 C Rohorts ’ Robovt Mc "
PANHANDLE CLUB 7 30 p^ n>. c U Robinson, Russell H. Ross,
mrsday Inigbt, Rookii 228 Aca- Pi ’ Jnr . ’ R T > nlnh ,
dei m* civb m. to j rss£
if Mn, LTfeli'nte-M tX. ». IW- >!■<■ «*»*■
reshiflents.
RCHIEF - YC U
B, 7 p. m.JY hi
I, Atjadcimic k
Risil CLUB '
p. nn,| Thursday
Over KAMT Friday
m p_viejv_ anj! iiefr_esh^en(ts._ ; Thursday
domic Bui
ted for c<
ii i >■- I r ^ ..'T* > " * -> | uurus i , sirone or., joe Mac
CORPUS CHRIS’ffl CLUB) i:15j ’’ t dr. ( ay, ,in ro of | Swindl0( Norwood K. Talbert, Wil-
^ • 1 * 1 1 liam R. Thomas, Oliver A. Toombs,
■*“* si?-S“F = : I !=» Jg-l;
day, Bo«nj 120, A#Mmic 1 qr|J3|e VAliLEY CLUB ; ;
EAST U, IEXAS C1.UB, 4o| p. ^*^^4 -,f"«o
m., Thursday! YMt|A.. Plnni jfor I SIGMA XI CLUB, 8 p. m.,
summer pa rty, ,,
•GRAYSON cdlJNTY,
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rj Al|TO PAINTING
Bod, ■ Si Femlttr Work
ree Estiniates
iki
R. J. B<
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, . , Thursday, physics Lecture Room.
AfSt-M ])j-, Arthuif W. .Melloh is guest
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speaker. 1
SAfN AN (TON 10 CLUB, 7:30 p.
m.. Thursdaj.-,jRooni 2|)8, Academic.
Election of pflficers.'
ble, Bobby Roy Votaw, Stuart Lee
Wood, Allison Boyd Peery, Har
rison Lewis Whitney, William L.
Strait Jr.
Dr. Gaines M. Cook, exceptive
secretary of the Interriational Con
vention of the Disciples of Christ,
will speak over station RAMfT at
•1:30 on. Friday, May, 21.
He will be heard on the tran
scribed program “Like if Mijghty
Army” sponsored by the Christian
Radio Committee.
Dr. Cook will speak on thefsub-
ject, Onward Christian Soldiers.
Speakers following him will; con
tinue with messages built abound
phrases of this song, ij
Classified
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SELL WITH A BATTALI
FiBj) Ad. . . . si
inaftrtioh with a 2!i<* mi
rato$ in Clnseifiod Section
colajnn ; inch. Semi all cl
remittance to the Student;
{ice. All ads should be |
10 3)0 a m. at the day befcj
Ads
ON r LASSI-
a word per
limum. Space
. . . 60c‘ per
asaifieds with
Activities Of-
turned :in by
re publication.
TYriNG—-Briny your thenie* and thexi.
tp C-IS-A. College Vicvf Apartments,
after S:00 p.m. or to thj* Scribe Shop,
I00T E. 2.‘lrd. Phone 2-C703.
FOR SALE-1933 Indian Motoreycle .'71".
Sea Bill Manning. Hart I-1&. i
FQR SALE—Doberman Pinscher pups
airefi by Hallwyre Kennel.o. ‘Champion
HI CHJCK. 209 Dark Place, West Col
leen! Park.
FQR SApE—90 acres fre
on lieu) Hwy. C, nine
Oolfcgei Larife fish po
beautiful site for home
rushes!,; ten year paynu
acre. 209 Park Place,
Park, j
inline 800 feet
[miles south of
nd with fifh;
Abstract fur-
nt $10.00 per
Wesi Collette
FOR j?ALE—1946 Cushma
See!; at! K. W. W'oolwor
Ask: for it. K. Swindb-r.
i scooter—$129.
th Cd., Bryan.
FOE JBAl.F)—199.9 Packarc
4 «oor; now paint, ro
hrafcrr. Call 4-6199.
Scdftn, C cyl„
D(1 tires, radio,
FORWENT—4 room furnished apartment
from June throutth August—$65.00 per
month. 2200 A Echo!, Ijryan.
FOR FAl.E—8'xlG' Wintfjrir.ed sun porch
with new linoleum, yas [heater, chest of
drawer)) and divan. Priced very reason-
.'i 1,1 A See S-Syt. J. D. Mandclj, Area 1,
Trailer No. B-3.
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FOE SALE—Niro ’42 Je*p: only SSTS.OO.
Cash or tennis. Dorm lf>. Room 209.
FOg SALE—Metal utility cabinet, cur
tains and rods, linoleum, hathinette.
College View, B-18-C.
man, Apt. 2C9-2, Ajnncx.
FOR SALE—Rouse No. 4. Project Arm.
Furnished oy unfurnohrd. R. J. Carl
ton. Box r, 149.
WANTED-Theater. iir jjoctiji
general theater heb.
hours of 1:00 and (i
FO t SAI.H—1940 Indian Mot,
ttclc. fixe
71, i r Chl|>f\' In Cwd o.tniiil'.n With
urday. Campus The ,ter. •
lids (if extras. Price $550.00.fSee A. »V.
JHeieein, l|7-103.
FOR SALE—24’ National house trailer.
Sc* at Trailer Arm No. 5, Site T-I.
LOST—1 pr. of l iml ■
and dark blue c.a.H'i
nvovery.
aall
Contact ' ilriffi
FOR SALE
Good meet
Priced to sell. Pvane. Hart Hail, E-7,
1942 Ford station yapon.
Good mechanical condition-: Good tires.
SPECIAL—Acirie belt' and buckle*—$3.50.
now only 42.00. Caldwell’s Jewelry
Store, Rryan, Texas.
SEE US, for electric :c r
—jobs lar^c or rmftll.
cbinery Co., New Uy y. C.
Way Oafe.
SPECIAL — For yraduation all diamond
rinya and diamond jewelry at rpocinl
discount. Caldwell's Jewelry Store,
Uryan, Texas.
McKENZIE-RALDWlN BUSINESS COL-
Ic-fre offers refreslier eoursca in abort-
band, bookkeeping and associated sub
jects. Dial 2-0655. Bryan. Texas.
Used
Headqtiar!
’-II, Ford, Tudor
Se^r A&M Cajiipus
io* bedroom house with
jjl^njgly of storage space, a big..
je, and a G. I. Ipan that
>11*
MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING DE
PARTMENT MAY ADD ANOTHER
SECTION OK tot
■'Because many ftudonts were turned
down at. registration last Tuesday for Man.
E. 401, Survey of Man. K.. arrangemt ntt
have been made to add a new section pro
vided there is still enough demand to justi
fy it. Those students who wiish to take
Map. E. 401 during the first term of
summer school, and who have not signed
up for it. should leave -their names with
the department secretary in Austin Hall
immediately. Unltess the demand is suffi
cient, this additional f.ectthn itvill not bo
added."
V. M. Fairos, Head,
Managemt nt Engineering
Ml, Mercury, (j'oupj
’39, Lincoln-Zfjihcrj
’39, Chevrolet^ Tudi
'orjlloii
’39, Ford, Tujlor
’38, Chevrolet), TtpSii:
’38, Ford, Tujlijjr
’37, Chevrolet!, j SedW
More than half a billion dollars
have been spent in building levees
on the Mississippi River since 1927.
Chinese Newspaper Tells Of
Trotter’s Shanghai Arrival
NOTICE. FACULTY
WANTED
A CorresD'o'd,."-’ cottrse for
POST GRADUATION STUDIES
entitled
CARTELS OK COMPETITION?
e Stocking’s and Watkins book of
the same name.
Interested faculty members ree
V. M. Faircs, Austin Hall. Pleas*' burry.
’3G, Plymouth, Cou|||j
’33, Pontine, ‘Siedarj
M8, Chevrolet, Bicii
’48, Jeep
’47, Dodge, Exjpr(‘4i
mg.
TRANS - PECOS
in m., Thur$|ay, Ro
From the School of Veterinary
Medicine: William Wallace Bay,
or
ccucyi yjaivu-i^. , .miiiicme: tv luiam »v auace na
TA LER (iLl B, Thursday, 7:30 ; p au i p. Brandos, Joseph B. Coult..
p. m., Roomj JOG, Act domic Buihl- | j r ^ Charles W. Edwards Jr., Hen-
ry Grady Elliot Jr., Robert J.
CLUB, 7:15 | H,ughes III, Max A. Paehar, Don-
3nr 223 Aca- i a i ( | ] r;l Riddle, Jack I). Robbins,
ihmi'c Building. Final meeting of WiHie Joe Turner. Hugh M. Wal-
si'incstcr.
For
MOI EL , v. ' • ' ,
AIRPLANE >
SI PPLEES
Jone i Sportir g Goods
80S S. Main Bryui
Ph. 2-2ti!l2 ' V
‘^-j^WvlPv -v. '- i
WOMEN’S [FOOD'GROUP 2:30,^,^ \ pi 0Wt . r c.
lace Jr., Richard. C. Bass, and Ar-
R. C.; EC HOLS
Healto^
Over Cahady’s pharmacy
i! Bryan
Pttdne 2-&154
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Dr John S. Caldwell
Optometrist
Caldwell’s Jewelry Store
Bryan, Texas
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When Dr. Ide P, Trotter, Texas A&M Extension Ser
vice director now oin leav^ in the Far East, arrived in Shang
hai, China, it was an important news story to the Chinese
press. • f
A copy of the story—printed'in Chinese Characters— ;
has been received on the f-r o——
^TgradLS^mCnhnyicir. kin ^ to consult wi F h tho hi ^ her
For Your Sporting Goods Needs
JONES SPORTING
GOODS
803 S. Main Bryan
Ph. 2-2832
ture. He translated the* iteiii for
the Battalion as follows:
“Dr. I. P. Trotter, cotton j spec
ialist from Allied headquarters, ar
rived in Shanghai last • Saturday,
April 22, from Tokyo, Dr. Trotter
is sent by the US ghvepnin^nt to
! Allied headquarters hy request of
the Chinese government as advis
or for the Chinese textile inti
government officials fof accepting
this 'appointment. Ilfs duty has no
political signuTcanca.” ,
The story was printed in San
Franjclsco by the Chinese Nation
alist"; Daily, which received it by
radio from Nanking.
pay: Dents of-
assumed. Monthly
r $2,000
W|e have a nice small house
gravel street just off
ilviment. Lot size 60x180.
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Furnished
jTwo bedroom house with an
efficiency apartment that
re its for $35.00. Priced right
at-l— i
$6500
l! L P E P P E R
Really Co.
Eart Gate — Phone 4-1101
Brookfiellcl
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Carts Crickii!
Ifr-J--
'Tefley-Ifa Bbgs
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M oilman
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S IGA SUPER MART
Before leaving Cjollege Station,
Dr. Trotter secured j from Liao the
astry. nam^.S of several jChihese A&M
He is at present pieeting with graduates now active in China, and
com- j arrangements were (made by letter
am
the members of the ; textile
mittee, and will proceed to
Nttn- for him to meet them there.
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4 lb. Pack 29c
Rruiikficld Vi isiconsin Cheese
lb. 53c
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Pi nls 23c
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THJS IS HOW l)r. Irle P. Trotter’s arrival inj Shanghai was
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reported! in Chinese. Heavjy letters runhnjg up and down at right
are the headline.
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CiGARFTl'KS — Per Carlbp
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16 oz. 50c
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51b. Carton 41c
10 lb. sack 79c
300 count 21c
125 count 18c
. . 17 oz. 9c
. 1 pound 28^
. Large 31c
CLEANING - ! PRESSING
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ALTERATIONS
AT THEIR BEST — AT
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Over The Exchange Store
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Large,pSc' Camay-Reg. 10c & bath, 14c
Tidje |Wb4kin^| Powders > .j . . . . . j Large 35c
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Premium Franks No. 1 Cello
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2 doz. 49e CUCUMBERS . . . j . . 2 lbs. 25c
7 j -I
doz. 19c (WHITE ONIONS . . . 2 lbs. 15c
, bii. 12c (US No. 1 Cal. Shatter Potatoes, 10 lbs. 63c
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lb. 47c
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Circle S| Picnics—4 to 8 lbs,average .... lb. 49c
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Swift’s). Arrojv Beef Ch
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Swift’s
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Gillette Siipe r Speec
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DRUG ITEMS
lb. 59c
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lb. 59c
Razor Set, 98c Sz, 59c Ipana Tooth Paste—50c size
Listerine To th Paste>T-25c size . . 21c Lustre Cream Shampoo—4 oz. size . $1.00
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T-SHIRTS
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Styled By
McGregor*
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colors and sizes
—Washable
Priced to suit you.
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SUMMER CANDIES
Elmer’s Fruit Bublets .... lb. can 41fc
Elmer’s Mint Bublets lb. can 49c
Elmer’s Pecan Flakes .... 11). can 79o
Elmer’s Peanut Flakes .... lb. can 19c
C ANDY BROS. FRUIT CANDY DROPS
Carton 20 boxes, ($1.00 value) . . . 49<! ,
WINTER CANDY
CLOSEOUT j
49c lb. pkg. cello Chocolate Drops . . . 2f)0
A few BOXES of Chocolates, half price.
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TEXAS
Grapefruit ... 10 lbs. 29c
Texsun Brand—80 size—White
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TEXAS
Juice Oranges . . 10 lbs. 55c
Texsun Brand—216 (Medium) size j
Fresh Cucumbers . . lb. 10c
Bananas . . . . . lb. 10c
ARMOUR S DEXTER BRAND—Sliced;
Breakfast Bacon . . lb. 59c
Weiners lb. 39c
Link Sausage lb. 49c
Mission Pure Pork
C O F F E E
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MARYLAND CLUB—Pkg 49c
MAXWELL HOUSE OR FOLGER S
Everyday price ...... lb. 53c
STOKLEYS or PICKSWEET—Choice
Corn ..... 2 cans 35c
No. 2 cans Cream Style
DEL MONTE’S MISSION BRAND
Peas . * . . . .2 cans 35c
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No. 2 cans
” - SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY &
We reserve the right
"if
ir EY ANGELINP: DINNER
>k)ra . . 2 cans 25c
)| ^ (|ans—19c value
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PRODUCTS
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. . each 19c
packed in a decorated,
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^EURIZED MILK, (|t. 21c
. 39c
i--Qua
. . . lb. 85c
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Ei-rCnliored .. . I -. lb. 47c
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. I lb. pkg. 17c
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5^ Pkgs. Du’R^e’s
rink Preparation
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