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WITH /A PAtTALION CLASSl-
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tat/>3 in/Clpslificd Soction . . L 60tf per
eolumn/in^h. S<?nd all cla^aiflod* with
remittance Itol the Student Activities Of-
fiee./Vll fida! should be turned in by
10/0 a m; of the day . before publication.
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C-ll-Aj,; Cclleee .View Apartments,
>r 5:00 pan. or to the Scribe Shop,
7 E. 23rd. Phone 2-C703. ; ■
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FOR SALE!—My two unit prefab hotise
and let at! rive away price. Ixxtftted at
2<»' S. Minwcrlyn Drive. Contact Sam
Aubrey, Apt A-7-W, Colleite View.
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POP. SALE+Tirei, battfries. trailers. You
ran buy (il<cap<T from Raker 'Tire Co.,
105 W. 2:St. Phone 2.1U59.,
SALE—' 'railer and room eqnii
‘ ice bojL. hot water he
. electric
built in
—
baby bathinette. Reasonnibli
H. Slrd(re v Area 1, Trailer
—
FOR SALE—Cub Super-Cruiser. 3 place.
Practically t|ew. only 50 hours. Ham*cr-
edj Extra instruments. Will trade, liar-
pain at F3,0i>0.00. Cost—F3.S00.00. Eddie
Altai! at trailer boose, >_• milfc north
of | B-. O., ((ollepe Station.
for Sale
trade for
c-d Battalic
Station.
I—'ja <
olRer
Some fifty "rr tluatinp:
will reei Lve awaifls for
aehieveir ejiits at t
service at 10 a. n
:• i
on. June
ment
Street.
Gui dm Hall
accord ills to Corlmence-
mittee i 'han-mar W. E.
i-L
Accorclila^ to Street, orly 1 sen
iors wil i receive fawaftls
time. Oi .per stuc
won hoKprs wil
\ ! 1
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Have -you was; ied everVthinft;
if you
wash
(lovers,
wife
Slip
for Sur|ihiier stoi age ?
are a dindent's \
those ! curtain|,
small r 3gs, etc.
cost be !5»re packing.
For mortMlet^ils-
LAU
pu,, .uvt-,,, ti fop exc d ptional scfe.l^hip in n-iviYur-u oi wuon. reenv
it a muiimum th , ,., lu)ol of arts aiui seilces. i trayelmK scholarships lor th
-Ow ijed & Oijiorated
Cnnn
netiam, 110'
>1
wards
accal
to Be Presented
ureate? Services
ON /HE CAMPUS
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sopiors 1 award
various negr
ie bacca aureate
¥
at this
have
ts rXvl|o
reecivf their
uncpremoniously in the
iiture. i
prelentation of the faculty
awiirdjs will I be made by Dean of
Arts and Sciences M. T. Harring-
toit,' Dean df Agriculture C. N.
Sh$papdson, land Dean 1 of Engi-
nedring H. W. Barlow .to the sen
ior? ii their irespective schools.
To WILLIAM H, KIEL, wildlife
management jmajor from Brenham
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of jHtop by.juir st«n
: t. ‘ '
bloe I east o,l\, College)View.
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work at any school in tho country.
He also won a fish and game con
test givijig him his expenses to
the thirteenth North American
Wildlife Conference at St. Louis.
’ CLELAND and BaETZ will be
given an award from the AIChE
entitlirtg them to a trip to/he na
tional society meeting.
JAMES E. FRANCIS, aeronau
tical engineer, will be given the}'
y majoi- from LaGrange, will 01 Aeronautical Sciences ;
go ■ a special) plaque and citation ^kdlastic award for achieving the |
for; being outstanding students in scholastic average in his
the! si boor of) agriculture.
William s. downard.
U* mana) jiMiictii t iiui'ui jj uju i>n/imiun.
_ I amj xl GEORGE W. KtJNZE, ag-
_ ronoir y maioi;• from LaGrange, will
ac
counting major, NELSON DUL
LER JR., physics major, and
KBhcE WILBURN El WHITE,
Eng-ljsh majo|i“, are to receive cita
tion?
thej's
Fjo
noei i ig, that school is gijving spde- i
j ial ip aques r.hd citations to ;HAR-
RY J. AUVERMANN, 1 bleitrical
engjii eer from Hico, ERNEST A.
BAEFZ, chemical engineer from
Sari Antonio, ROBERT iL,. jCLE-
LANI) v chemical engineer j from
Gemn. and WILLIAM W. WARD,
clock ical engijneer from Houston.
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addition to the school
junior and senior year of all the
aeronautical engineers.
L. E. CRANE of Beaumont,
ARNOLD NOWOTNY of New
Biaunfels, VIRGIL C. CARAWAY
of Silsbee, and WALLACE L.
HACKLER of Olton, will receive
varfc
pre|( nted.
:dry
Cola
! ing :
F- I ‘yeqji
chool of arts and .sdietices. , , .. . A ^ rt .
special! achievement in engi-1 ^ ( ia 1(1 ^ n, * e<
HERBERT F. MILLER will re
ceive .the Dryer Agricultural Re
search Fellowship of $1;:{2U for
research in objective methods and
costs of dehydration of' forage
crops.
J. D. DEMOPULOS of Texar
kana. D AN PERKINS of Heanie,!
and; A. B. SAKOS of San Angelo j-
will b/ given $50, $110. and $20 re- *■
sportively for their designs of ad /
house at Lafayette, Louisiana. f *
BERKINS will also get $.‘U) from
the American Sterlizer Company
for his design of a eomiminity-
hbspjta) for Texas.
SAMUEL E. Ml RPHREE of Ft.
Worth will get $15 for his design
of a community building for Ber-
traril American Legion Pos - t No.
GOT.
BENJAMIN G. SANDERS will
receive; a substiintial cash grant
for his work in the field of biology.
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FOR BALE -
spujl?. Size
Ndi 14. Colloyn.
Sup^r D< luxc Ford, mijrht
oar or oiuity on homo,
n. box 284 F.E., Col!
lime
FOR; BALF,—tOno box cprinp and rnat-
troM. Ono .Vontcomory Ward floor ratd-
rr.! 4305 Colleyo Main.
Pair of senior boot", and
(approx.) 7-A. Burch, 322.
FOR 'RALE -- Bicycle—$15.00. Apt. 3-A.
Vclj Villaftfi
REWARD— braduattnK senior dcsirct a
rootm in Fjort Worth for tho summor.
Wijl : pay 5(3.00 to tho person who Jur-
nisluis the jmaturihlt lekd. Prefer room
in private homo. See O. M. llaki-r,.Ko.
10 • 32.1.
R. ECHOLS
Realtor
Over Canady’s Pharmacy
Bryan
Phone 2-6454
FOR SALE—7 eu. ft. FriRiduire, maple
chair, flo^r lamp, walnut desk and
chair. A-l-Z, Colleae View, after 5(:00
p.ni.
.'•5,000. C
ICE
pef
or before
rent;.: 203
POLIO INSURANCE—All expenses up to
>ver entire family for SO.00
perjyenr. 'hone 4-1500 or 4-S019. Euirene
Uu;p, Hon 1211. Collepe Station, Texa«.
NOTICE--S|na)l houce available June Mt
SSOO.OO down, balance like
N. Munnerlyn. Khrhardt.
FOR .fALE
liooiit, sihf
Outfit of boots and lireerh<s.
10 1 ... C: breeches are 32
lonK. mace of cotton and EnR 1 i-li elas
tic, jmadr by Zubik. Reasonable price.
Call] Carlos L. Dodd at WRAP or 2-70C7
ort
Worth.
NOTICE. FACULTY
WANTpl)
i
awards,
us scholarship prizes' will be
‘Now then, professor, let's discuss my ; passing Physics!”
r
l.
KIEL wil: receive tnc! Pepsi-
Graduatc Fellowship: entit!
urn to tuition and $750 per
for thrice years’
*V Club Barbecue To
Honor 9 47-48A thletes
A correspondence course for
POST ORADUA.TION STUDIES
Entitled
REBUILDIjNO THE WORLD ECONOMY
Se« r Buchanari'a & Lutz's book
of the same name,
• Interested faculty members see
V. Rl. Fains, Austin Hall.
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TODAY & SATURDAY
- T4o Featiires
Texas A&M will honor its spring athletes Monday evening when
( the T Association holds its annual barbecue at the iBryan Country Club.
The barbecue is slated to get, under way fit 7j p. jtn.
Two Aggie teahis will receive special awards because of their
TOM M koTHWAN 'u'il’l'XT'*-! ! splentlid showings during the past yelar. They! arc the track and golf
plaque!for the outstanding animal tetuns'wKch both won their respcc-^-lr| } - —
live t championships. 1 |^ f « ? ,
Lettjermen also will be announ- A ljb|i«|i' C I nnulIKX^
ced ini baseball, basketball, tennis, i; ™ ” Vivvlilllg#
a...! iii'.iiiii.g, and the Libscoirib-
husbanflry student. He and C. A.
BOONE, J. C. ECKERT, R. K.
KOTHMANN, and G. C. KKU-
ARDSON will receive medais lor
I IBM I
cDnway
MAbGE MtREDl|H
tOWMO S- MOW
lOliiKT WAIWI(|
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You’ll *cr«iam ... wllb louBhlerl
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t thev i Gvlson award will be presented to) AMERICAN ASSOCIATION I
' —>i— - op UNiylvRSITY WOMEN, 3 p. |
m., Satonjay. YMCA. Election of
off ice is si|i(i jadoption of a con-!
stitution. !
jWlh^k jiMijrinx cm,.,, , ^ „ thk . t( .
The A&M roilco team, which won I P us ^ J cai -
first! place at the World’s Inter- The ticket deadline for the bar-
collegiate Rodeo, will be given its f becue is Saturday rtoon. For those
awaid. The team members were | who desire to buy tickets they may
LUCllAN DRUSE, JAMES DAY. be obtained from P- L. Downs Jr.,
CH ARLES R. STONE, TOM ROB-) Ben Boriskie, Fred . Hale, J. 1).
ERTS. and J. PRINCE WOOD. 1 Prewitt, Lucian .Morgan, and C. E.
WOOD will bo given his all-around ! Sandstcdt. ^
cowboy awar-d which he Won at | Tickets may also die obtained at
tHe lodeo. ^ ,1 . ! the Aggieland Inn,.the Aggieland
To A'R’I’Hl R L. GUY will go the , Pharmacy, Lipscombs Pharmacy,
Humble Fellowship of $1250 for j and at -Madleys Pharmacy,
graihiate study in civil engineer-1 j n jy r y an ti 10 y | Jt , ixvgjrht at
*01 FT,
ANNE
II0NEI
JEFFREYS'- ATWIll
8UA LUGOSI
gtfucM iy HERMAN StHlW • D'.fKW by jUSlltffiOOttllr,
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You'll ravel
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\ ilHlf ’G8A8tt'DAN 4lAILtY 2a
eU ; , £r WAITES lANfi • *. ^
ing.
ROBERT E. WRIGHT. DON
ALD N. BROWN 1 , and PAUL C.
WILSON will be given ))iizes of
$15, $10, $5 respectively for win
ning the ASCE competition.
A $1250 Humble Fellowship will
be aiwaiided BURL H. ERVIN fori
giaduate study hi meeharlical en
gineering.> I I
REX F. COLWICK will be givU
t|ie Texas Cottonseed Crushers As- f
soeiation award of $.75t) for sehol- ;
arship, outside activities, and gen-;
eial all-aixmnd ability (rtul charac-1
ter.
JOHN W. HONEA of Houston;
will be gijen a two-year associate
membelship in the American Asso
ciation of Petroleum .Geologists.
F.i A. TATUM and J. E. GAL
LOW A Y will be giv<yf certificates
anti $1)0 each for/best papeis in
FISH & GAME CLUB, G p. m.,
Friday, Piixson’s Farm. Annual
barbecue will (be held.
FFA BARBECUE, 6:30 p.' m.,
Sunday, Hansel Park. Leave names
and 25 cents for each person in the )
agricultural education office,
NEWMAN CLUB SOCIAL, 7:30 {
p. m., Sunday,; K of C Hall. Bryan.
SADDLE AND SIRLOIN CLUB
CoDon Corner, WSD, A. M. Wal- , Baibecue, Mcinulay, May 24. 4:30
drops Builock-iSims, and (onway p aili pai k near I Bomber Base-
Company. bal! Park.
Price of the tickets is $2.00 i
which includes! the price of the'
buyer’s meal and the meal of one !
of the honored athletes.
!
Saddle-Sirloin
To Hold Barbecue
i 24-HOUR
SHOE REPAIR SERVICE
Holiok’k Boot Shop
■ North Gate
Used Car
Headquarters
’•iti Chevrolet, Fordor
|’41, Ford,; Tudor
’-jlj, Mei'cury, Coupe
’30l Lincoln Zepher
’38L Chevrolet, Tudor
’30j, Ford, Tudor
':|8j, Chevrolet, Tudor
’3H, Ford, Tudor
’3k Chevrolet, Sedan
’3(). Plymouth, Coupe
’33y Pontiac, Sedan
’48, Jeep
- ’40, Dodge, Tnick
’35j, Ford, Truck
BRYAN MOTOR
COMPANY
Your! Friendly Ford Dealer
•115 X; Main St. Phone 2-1383
Bryan, Texas
D&LAC
WT f’HONC 2* 8879
The Saddle and Sirloin Club
closed this year's club activity in
their meeting Thursday evening.
A donation committee, headed
by Archie Andrews; was appoint
ed to act through next year. This
. , ,, 1,1 j group will govern ithe awards ip
tin- ; Al Eh, Houston section, stu-1 ,u.. ,• ,. f . ,u„,
-4--+
NOW thru SATURDAY
64 The Bride
Goes Wild”
the form of cups and medals that
are. given to the winners, in the
1
£ . zww'-'w — —
AfSO-MTEST ilARCH OFffiMIS & CARTOON
dent purer competition.
" r- « W,TZ , E I R * n \ h(t ! Aggie Rodeo, LiUle" SoutKteVm
; given t> Bolden Scholarship, ii U() ^ jnK ^...ts;
| which ill entitle him to $300. i I.ocation of the club barbecue
I " ,, i was changed from ’ Shiloh» to- the
i The haccalauieute address ' vi Jm park near Bomber Baseball Field.
• be delivered bj Lr. (.eorge- S. I Transportation uill be furnish-
I UvnHOn, president of Hurd in Col- J ( . } j^ n ru j ajl y 0no (Jesiiijng a ride may
lege 'in Searcy, Arkansas ‘J 1 ® l meet in front of the YMCA be-
siierch mU toHow President Gibb | (u . e< , n . . J;00 _ Mon .
-fH-
Gilchnst’s welcoming and the pre
sentation of awards.
!i
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'fUESpAij
LET A N
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They were madly
mi/fion dollars
tjpsef the
\lrhole works!
; .n
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Aggie Student
SERVICE YOUR
CAR
GAS
OIL ,
EXPERT GREASING
WASHING
WAXING &
POLISHING
STOP AT THE . !
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GULF STATION
1 block north Bronco Inn
I on Houston Hwy.
i
Owned & Operated by
J. W. Schmidt
| A.&M Stu. Vet — Class ’50
day, May 24.
JRAIH’ATION INVITATIONS
Graduation invitations and
name cards have arrived and
may be picked up in the Student
Activities Office. Since 80% of
the invitations are here, they
will be issued in the order of
placement.
A COMPLETE SUPPLY
j i j OF
' I- ji ‘ •
(bandies —
Confections
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and
j j ji j'
11 Drugs
L |. j
Jones Pharmacy
w
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lOli N. Main
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