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YO' DC£S NOT UNNERSTAN' //—NOW,
LiSSEN CAREFULLY, an' MFBBE YO' WILL/? SAL 1
qHey wvtft wifus.^ she Cats vir us?'
SHE assosheeates vjf oS,as EF w£ vas .
HER EQUALS//—BUT NQBODY OWNS ‘
SALOMEY.»?r- SHE GOT A SOUL, STRANGER''
SHE IS A MEMBER O'THIS EAMBlV, SAME
AS PAPPY, AN' U'L
BNER, AN' ME/'’,
I'M NOT
interested
IN YOUR
SOCIAL LIFE/? 1
I'M HERE TO J
buy the ^
LITTLE porker
MOW MUCH?
, ber of {he Class jof 1948. Illis home
0 is in Baytowp. He is a veteran o£
•1 the navy. :>• . .• 1
llatulai a junjor from Hon^ton,
] ' ^entered A&M in 1942. Majoring in
Language Prof
Sail for Pajris
When Jm'IiooI Enjtls
- . Jil , -.'j i I! 1‘iuvors. iif 111.su is »i>ufui ifuuur
_ Aggi^ : £QP ^jf 1 ? : hist k of , f or tf,o Longhorn. He served in the
,Ti}u.ett Book, in^tiTJctdl ifi!the tmotlr !| , nar i, le corps foir three ;years,
erh langvuiaj deparuilcqt, wJu-ili ; Stautzenbererek anotheli* veteran
1 | illiberal arts, he i|i a member of the
Newman Club and Press Club, is
||a sportswriter bn the Battalion
and in 194.'! was one of ; associate
i,'!; editors. He also is sports editor
Pre-Law Society, Student Council,
Senior Ring Committee, and was
member of the Corps Council in
194(1-47. He was. also president of
the sophomore cltyss.
Three men have filed for the
position of senior Veil leaders.
They include JIM STEPHENS, J.
A. SHORTAL, and TOMMY
SPUTTBKRCER.
Stephen?, a 19-year-old mem
ber of “E" Battery Field Artil
lery, if from Houston. He is ma
joring iiv economies and is a mem
ber pf the Debate and Discussion
—; , departtmiit, yjneni jj Stautzenbergef, anotheir veteran
the next tf tee weeiw ot scBoof j 0 f three years service iti the ma-
arje eotnpletd 1. Jjl ' j ] ^"urines, is the third man tjo file for, yi Wlt v .avuw> IV u
,, '”°‘ c , ,s l^ijy'ng faflewell to|A<ft | athletic council (representative. A j Club land the Houston Club. Steph-
M at tlio ej]iiI ot the jfemosterljind junior fiom San Antonio, Staut- ] ens was a junior yell leader.
ion for. the, zenberger is, aj member df the Shoilal'is 19 yea re old and is
football team and is' active .'in in- j from Houston. His major is mo-
tramural athletics. | chanical engineering and he is
’■ ' Book is tin rolled in I He Sorb<|ine|j
The University of Pj Vis, staijting
with a sum nor .com e in Frfrncti
• culture- and ,civiliz:/t| on in Julyi
sj and intends Louconiisi je therc^do-
iitg graduati work injl Freneh liter
ature. ,| :
Ajmong ojt icr plans far the. ^um-
m,er, Book nurses t e idea *<|f si
' blcvcle toujv through the French
hinterland. Nice V (!j lime's uni the
.Rivera wif be the fermimi| of
A,native, if Waco, Book sc|Te<l
in the Navy during jhpe waejand
was in f Fii< nee for * ‘ ‘ ‘ L "
time. As a result not
finished-.
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part of^ the
What’s Cooking?
ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETY,
Annual Banquet, 7 p. m.,-Tuesday,
Sbisa Hall. AIA metals to bo pre
sented outstanding students.
FLYING TEXAS AGGIES
CLUB, Wednesday, 5:15 p.m.,
Aero Building.
HORTICULTURE SOCIETY, 7
p. m.. Tuesday. Last mooting of
semester. Plans for next year.
SAM, 7:15 p. m.. Tuesday, YM-
CA Chapel. Dr. William Gomborg
is guest speaker. I
SADDLE AND SIRLOIN CLUB
4:;)0 p. m., Monday, Shiloh Hall.
Baseball game between AH profs
!* | :'l I membcT oPthe'^oss “Volunteer.^ j
Ballots for the electioin will be the ASME, and the “Y” Cabinet. 1 CAUDLE <t SIRLOIN
distributed by life housemasters in j Splittberger is a 20-year-old bus-
•the non-military! dormitories' Wed- i iness major from Mason. He was
nesday night oV Thursday morn- i junior yell leader last semester
mg and will be picked up b-y, 7:30 | and is a junior intramural man-i n .,Vkk' .‘j T. o' * <• 1
Thursday, evening. . 1 ager. He was also captain of the - ES rl I
Fnr students; not living in the freshman intramural champions. | blui F c * 7 - i0 PThurstjay, Cabi-
dormitories, including veterans RALPH DANIELS and PETE
STEGALL have/filed for the po- .
sition of Athletic Councilman. ,' etennarv StudenLs’ Wives
Positions Open In
Gvil Service For
Printer Vacancies
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Applications are being accepted
by the Civil Service Commission
for printer (monotype keyboard
and slug machine operator) posi
tions in the Government Printing
Office, Washington, |D C.
The Board of Civil Service Ex
aminers for Scientific and Techni
cal Personnel of (he Potomac
River Naval Commnhd is in need
of; chemists, engineers, physicist^,
mathematicians, and metallurgists
for employment in Washington aiid
vicinity.
The salary for the, printer jobs
is $2.12 an hoar. T01 qualify, ap
plicants must have had fiva
years'Of experience, at least one
year of which was in the type
of printing for which application
is made.
To qualify for the; positions in
the Potomac River Naval Com
mand, which pay salaries ranging
from $3,397 to $5,905 a year, ap
plicants must have had eollcgle
study or technical experience in
the appropriate field.
Applications forms and announ-'
cements may be secured from the
Commission’s Local Secretary, Ro
ger Jacksoij, located at the Col
lege Station Post Office. j
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Classified Ads
SELL WITH A | ft ATT ALIGN CLASSI
FIED AD. Itatdb . . . 'n word prr
Insertion with 25f minimum. Space
rot** In Cln-'incd Section . . . COC per
column Inch. Sitd all classifleda with
remittance to tw] Student Activities Of
fice. All ada should bo turned in by
10:00 a m. of tliie ! day before publication.
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TYPING—Briny ?our themes and thesl*
to G-13-A. Collece View Apartments,
after 5:00 p.m. or to the Scribe Shop.
1007 E. 23rd. Phone 2-6705.
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Mi'KENZIE-BAI.DWlN BUSINESS COL
LEGE offers refries her rourfes in short
hand, hookkeepi|)B and associated sub-
icet*. Dial 2-46(66. Bryan. Texas.
ECU SALE—Houi] No. 4, Project Aren.
Furnished or unfurnished. K. J. Carl
ton. Box 5149. 1
SEE US for oleetjie or acetylene welding
—jobs larye or fihail. H. if. Farm Ma
chinery Co., N«w ; jliwy. C, next to White
Way Cafe.
R. C. ECHOLS
Realtor
Over Canady’s Pharmacy
Bryan
Photy> 2-G454
FOB SALE—My pro unit prefab house
and lot at give [away price. I-orated at
208 S. MunnerNn Drive. Contact Sam
Aubrey, Apt. AI7-W. Collette View.
WANT TQ BUY eooJ two
Box 4039.
POIt HE>lT-I^ry* two
r.prinys and tail lights, ft
for students moelntr. F
102 S. Pol:;. Bryan. Phon
SAli—Oifieeri hnift
the i tollowine : Trop
Eon
of
blouse, pants and .thirt.
two serge shirts, ; frrjne
blouse. One : ice mam
ercam pants, two OD turn
rent. Will sell as ailptjyej
piece by piece after wet
4-S3M1 I
FOR SALE—Cub Super-Cru
Pracpically new, crib’ *0 hr
cd. Extra instrumem.a. Will
gain at f3.000.00. Cbst—'£3, *
•'Antrel at trailer h4u.«e. ’Jt,,
of P. Oi. Collette Station;
WANTED-f-Foil or part tim(el
for retail store in Bryan
double eptry (journal-treli
preparation of trial halanej'i
loss, (’p - . Reply Bor. 542. Dr T
how lone will be Here, ev
FOR SALE—1940 Philcn refH
ru. ft.—£190.00. ApartiW
850.001. Harris, 4-69(44.
FOR SALE—Traiar and room equippod
with eli'ctric ice 1 Ikjx, hot water heater
and built in babf bathinette. Ueasonnhle
price. See J. ll.|Sledye, Area 1, Trailer
No. D-3.
noticF. pacul'
wanted
A Correspondence eoui
POST GRADUATION Si
entitled
THE TYRANNY OF If
See Stuart Chile’s
the ruunei name.
Interested faculty memf
V. M. Faires, Austin Hall.
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HAIFA—LHi-The Jewish popu
lation of Haifa, Palestine, quad
rupled between! 1931 and 1946.
SUL BOSS LODGE ^O. IJfll
Called |nti>etin4
:>t 5 anil 1 P. ■
lions in F. (J. 1
" r, ' 0 ‘ , at "’di
dome nit 7. t
GIBB" ClLCJUllST.
W. H. BADGF1®, S>c|
CLUB,
7:30 p. fii., Thursday, AI Lecture
Room. Last meeting of ‘semester.
Free drinks.
THE EX-SERVICEMEN’S
will meet
net Room of Y.MCA.
. , „ , . ■ f •% .w ■ r* sum i" r. i r*.
at Bryan Fieldj there isi a ballot
provided in the Battalion. It
should be filled out and returned Daniels is 20 year* old and is To Meet ThursilaV Evening
to the student activities office f rom Jefferson. His major is pe-| Wives of sophomore Veterinary
by .» p. m. Ihursday. , j j troleum engineering, ami he is a sttidenU’ will meet Thunklav <iven-
Only students not living an the j member ,4)f the “T” Club. inK at 7:30 in the second flood as-
doinjitones should use the ballot | ^ Stegall isfrom Franklin and is) stMn bl v room of the YMCA to dis-
f* ”' J ' ---- - - - cuss the formation of a club tpade
up of student's wives.
O the streets ) printed in t^e Buttalioit The^e may | 19 year* did. He is a liberal arts
it the ( major and a member of the track
idemic team.
will be unfamiliar tojijim. he in id: h‘ )e mailed I’reelof .charge
Charles Bhard and Arnold Tfiyn-1 factiltv exchange inf the Ac
bqe. hist<^v ; student s| i are acli>m- \ Building. ;
panving Bflhjk to Paj i ; i.s, .Th. \| im- Results of the elections Will b<“' Other highlights of the Junior
tend to go f i to Swifiiprland Jlter announced in the Battalion as soon Class meeting included a report
the Sorbofjfle stimmif eoursf is J as they are tabulated, j - . v [ f rom the policy committee, and the j
1 1 ^ I appointing of eight committees to
TERANS
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Athletic-,
!Uolbi!ook(|a 21 ye(
call engineering
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talk to (he freshmen at Bryan
Field about their coming on the)
campus riext fall.
, . ~ ' . | „ , . ■ .... I| John Orr. class president, read
.!-■ bvl wphomoFe ot his; outfit in tho roport that was ma(i( . by the!
1* :, j. Jj policy, committee to the members f
Eduards is ;( liberal arts ma- .,(• ^e Board of Directors at their;
jor from Dallas. He is 19 years
old and a mertiber of the Ross Vol-
i\ect*nt meeting.
unteers, the Economics Club, the
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Hiss lhe eosiest of all! Don't tote
that bag and lift that luggage all
the Way home. Use the College
| Way)—RAILWAY EXPRESS! - 4 '
We'll pick up 111 t)ie he^vy stijiff at your college
dormiand deliy T it to yc|ur home. Charges
include pick-uiJ and delivery ini all cities
Gnd |)fiocipal j )wnsj and valuation
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cove; age up t6|$50.00 ei only 30<; per pound
Over one hundfid pounds. ■ j
T AVEL /?/CWr BV TlAVEUNG LIGHT
(Oh, Ves—you'iran send your tljings. home "charges collect") ^
CALL YOU 1 !! RA LWAY EXPRESS OFFICE
(The report stressed the fact
I that the class was working for
a better AX-M and that it wish-
.! ed to cooperate with the Board j
1 as much as possible. It also ex- ;
pressed I he desire of the Junior |
Class, who will be next year's l
I seniors, to' help the incoming j
sophomores as much as they
i could.
The cortmittce also ,asked the.
Board to house next year’s fresh-1
I men on the main campus provided j
[ the e>:noct<H enrollment fell short!
r :ir’d there ivas room.
/ | j Eight men were selected to head jj
d<wn mil tees to talk to the fresh- ;
; tjien at Bryan Field about the pol- j
ivy uvw&yiY them next. f all. These ,
’ men include Johnny Dieh, Ted 1
Copeland, Lawrence Sexton, Bob!
Smith, Ai K. Jacobson, J. B.!
Rochelle. Ij)on Kasper, and Bitsy
i Davis.
Privileges, subject to approval
1 bv the Dean of M o q’s Of'ie" to’ -
the sophojnores were discussed
, and voted on by the class. Included
in this was the privilege of soph
omores tq Cut-in at dances on any
higher upperclassmen. Several oth-
( er regulations were discussed in
'I an attempt to liave a uniform pol- J
icy throughout the Corps.
YES SIR
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US CARRIER DELIVERS
BOMBERS TO TURKEY
LSTABUL, Turkey, May 18—'AV
The U. S. escort carrier Siboney^
delivered an undisclosed number
of two-engine, bomber training
planes to the Turkish Air Forces
yesteuj&ay. ■
FEAR MORE STRIKES
IN AUTO PLANTS
DETROIT. May 18 The
CIO United Auto Workers threat
ened yostefday to call a strike of
225,000 General Motors employes jj
within two weeks.
This threat came against a
backdrop df a strike at Chrysler
Corp. and on unexpected move by
the.Ford Motor Co, to cut wages.
FRIENDS—
Don’t pass by
Stop — Buy
; at
JOHNNIE’S CIGAR STAND
Main Post Office
SUM-R-NITE
TUXEDOS
Look your best ... enjoy
every moment at warm
weather formal affairs . . .
in your—
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SUM-R-NITE
TUXEDO
Superbly styled a n d ex
pertly tailored to your fig
ure. your budget, and the
occasion.
Shawl Collar J. .
Tuxedo Coat in white . .
Formal Trousers
in dark blue
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CLOTHIERS
Bryan
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Yet it’s easy to be ready for vacation time with ail the
family’s clothes cleaned and pressed spic ’n ’span our
modem, scientific way. Sort ’em out and send here,
today. Prices reasonable to pay!
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AND DYERS | H:
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Mercury, Caipo
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Plymouth,'<!oi|po
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’48, Jeep
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'40 1 , jDodge, Truck
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COMPANY
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kj 4 Main St. •' ijhofte. 2-1333
Bryaiji, Texas
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and I like them. They have d j|r
and they ’re mild.
“Nobody pays a higher
tobacco than Chesterfield. Tl
Looks like a, gold dollar in th
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\obacco taste -
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