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THE BATTALION
THTRSDaY. May 27, ISMS
angjs Made in Schedule Of
assefe for Summer Session
classes for the
reRiiltrai', has
’Additions: . .
ki sm:
gl 401,
iRl 401,
Kl 403,
follov intr changes have been made in ! the schedule of
Cour
first ten)
announc
z:
of the 1948 summer session, H. L. Hedton,!
Sec. 5,1 flailv 9-10:15
Sec. 7,’if aily 8-9
Sec. 8r;I ally 9>-10
Sec. 3, 1 ally 9-10:15
gl 403, Sec. 4, t ally 7-8:15
ingl 403, Sec. .5, I a'ily 11-12:15
Sngl 403, Sec. 6, Ilaily 11-12:15
SurI 403, Sec. 7, ifaily 7-8:15
list 307, Sec. 2, Dhily 9-10:15
E. 324, pec. 1, ijaily 7-8:15
ie Drops:
icct 203
icro 201, 1103, 404
fiiol 105, 111, 115
(Jihem 205,
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Sngl 103, 173
206, 214 302
ang 110,
ffhys 202
Scctijm- Drops!
hem 101,
hem 102,
“hem 207,
inglj 104,
ng!' 20.3,
201
7. 8
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list 1105. Sec. 1
Sec. 2
Sec. 3
Sec. 2i 4, 5
Sec. 2, 4s 5, 6
Sec. 1, 21 4, 7, 10, 11. 12
Cha
ath 101,
lath 102,
ath 103,
lath 104,
ath 203,
ath 204.
hys ’204,
es of Tii^ie:
ort 201,
etE 3(16,
(|tE 308.
ItetE 308,
Sec. 3
Sec. 2
Sec. 1
Sec. 2.
Sec. 5
Sec. 5,
Bee. 2
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Sec. 1, I aily 7-8 and MW 2-5
Sec. 1, 1 ailv 9-10:15
Sec. 1. MW 4-5:30
Sec. 2, ITh 1-5:30
Classified Ads
SELL WITH A BATTALION CLASSI
FIED AD. Rates
w
3t a word per
Insertion .with a 25C .minimum. Space
rates in Classified SectKMl . . . fiOC per
column Inch. Send all classifieds with
remittance, to the Student\ Activities Of-
First Issue of Veteri
Will Hit Mails in Fe
i li*hod by the
ficer All ads should be turned in by ; su n ™; 1 ,
10:Q0 a m, of the dav before publication. | ’•t) .
The first Issue of the Southwestern Veterinarian, pub-
Aj&M Student Chapter of the AVMA will he in
lipsiiribers within a few dayit.
Unlike rhany publications which start off weakly and
rYPI1 i G V B . rin 5. ,r ur t 4, cmes .* nd theai ’ I endure a long struggle before making good, the SW Veteri-
to, C-13-A, College View Apartments . , ,, , Ti. 4, , . ,■ *
after 5:00 p.m. or to the Scribe Shop Harlan S Volume 1 AUinbcr 1 edl-'f——; —
tton is.a full-fUdged, wcll-cditcd, Veterinary Cinferonce to be held
publication of *18: ptiges. I here June 17-18; a “Profile” of Dr.
An attractiveijcdver shows a little K. C. Dunn, dean of the Vet Med
girl carrying tief pet dog to the School, and a photographic center
vet. Inside, thejp ihagazine is filled spread, “Shots at Random,” show-
WANTED—Play pen for youngster. Call i " ith technical aji titles in which dig activities at the college clinic.
Crow, 4-6OM or 32-B. Vet Village. giaduate and smaeiTt veterinarians A number cf appropriate car-
or-vrir c ^ ". » 7~Z r pass along the|r experiments and toons lighten the serious tone of
her 1st. Three room house. Unfurnish-! experiences in pealing animals I the publicatipn, and are printed
ed— sso.oot. Furnished - S3. r >.oo.' Call | The introductjbl y editorial stapes in the Alumni notes section.
4 *" S14 - ’■ j "We hope that this publication \yill The first [issue is edited by
FOR SALE-*-Eicctrie n-fri»erator. double serve; as, a co n jn ui|que from cine Loui* E. Buck. Karl Wallace « , F0K RKNT Thr ,.„ room furnishe<1 a|)a
baby bed. studio couch. Sec at: veterinarian to^metther. We feel associate editpr; assistant editors) m( . nt {or thr „, mont h s beginning Juri*'
1007 E. 23rd. Phone 2-6705.
FOR SALE—Must sell iiuiekly, regar^lltss
of loss, 1939 Harley "74” motorcycle in
good condition. Only, 800 miles on com
plete overhaul. See owner, 49 Milner,
anan
Days
Classified Ads
McKENZIE-BALDWIN BUSINESS COI--
LEGE offers refresher courses in «hor >
hand, bookkeeping and, associated sul>-,
jects. Dial 2-6655. Il)-yan, Texas.
FOUND—Plain gold wedding ring. Write
Box 647, College Station. .,
FOR SALE -36Uteres, fronting 1.500 fe<jt
on new Highway 6. nine miles, south i)[
College. Large fish pond, level lam),
nice trees. Abstract furnished. |50.c|o
per acre, ten year payment. Inquire
at Brarota Ranch 'House, or at 209
Park Place, West College Park. 1
r.irn for t*» t» MUfiiiTic 1
June 3rd. Writjr «f| ^ *
Bb.x 1088. Coll
FOR SALE — Doberman Pinscher pup*,
ten weeks old, ears and tail trimmed.
Sired by HALLWYRE; H1-CH1CK. chani-i
pion stud. *35.00 each. 209 Park Plac^.,
College Park. 1
I* Splti
FOR SALE-Boy's 26 in
.--1
issSU
i
lei rln:
Fi ller
FOR SALE—Bod, mattress, and spring^
See at C-16-Y, College View, afted) |
5 :00 p.m.
bed,
C-21-X,
FOR SALE—Small, two bedroom house
in West Park. Four blocks frbm Cam
pus. Completely furnished for 32,975.00.
Cull 4-1197.
apart-
College View.
6th. 3404- College Road. Sawder.
that there is ,|i dire need for a include Max Lowe, A1 Price, and
"iSS'iStS a ‘orlSSfcdSf Ja E,v H w| is advortisinp man- j
Lewis Maguire, C-14-X, College View. 1 is practiced injue B ou thwest.” ager, ( with Hugh Wallace its as- I Rocker $5.00. Mirror 34.00. See j»f
after o:9U p. ru. Among Speciill ftjutui'es of the distant. Bob Shell is business man- I College View. A-10-W, after 5:00 p.mi
FOR SALF—Double unit prefab in Mun- ; first issue <11'e tj^l
nerlyn Village. If interested see E. R.
Olexa. 211 So. Munnerlyn Drive. 1
FOR SALE—Maple finished dinette table
and chairs. Bedside chwt. See after
6:00. College View Apartment D-9-W.
Urogram of the ager, assisted bv M. R. Callihs
T
FOR SA1.F— Baby carriage chrome fin
ish : e<inipped with parking brake. A-7-
D, Cblk'ge View.
FOR SALE 226 South’ Munnerlyn. Down
payment and pay out equity of 31,414.00.
- $30.00 monthly. Better than rent. Private
owner. Everett Hooe. Apt. 30-7., Vet
Village, A&M Campus,
FOR SALE—Roper stove, excellent con
dition. Phbne 4-4814. 3125.00.
FX)R SALE—Maple chair and flour lamp,
desk and chair. A-S-Z, College View.
Last ‘Commentator’ to Prese
Large Array of Short Stories
' DOES YOUR HOUSE need painting? Coh]
I tact Jennings H. Vaughn, Box 5098. So)
Sta., Trailer Area 1 D-6. or G. N|
Thomas. »Box 1073. Trailer Ar>’U 1, B-2l
GET YOUR roundtrin tickets early f<u^
the summer holidays, avoid last minul^
Cush. All round trip tickets good for
C mos. with a 10'e discount. 150 IbsJ
baggage free with each ticket. Ci^ll
4-7114 or come to Bus Depot at Nor(H)
Gate.
Until several days ago, the most important question to ; 11 ^n^rexp-d ^^bpJ^uin^
the desperately working members of the Cqmmentator staff) ^ announcers, continuity writers and
Commentator come out before the end of the
t
POLIO INStJHANCK - All exjx'nsi^ up to
$5,000. Cover entire family for $0.00
per year. Phone 4-4G0G or 4-8719. .
ERS FUR STORAGE HATTERS
merican
T‘
ti_
ffilm Kl Super Market
j; i Betw ‘en Bryan and College^ Houston Highway No. G, South
OPEN 7:00 A. M. TO 9:00 P. M —7 DAYS A WEEK
rjliVAN'S LAI!Gi:ST N'K.';,imORII(X)I) STORE
PHONE 4-1.222
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SPECIALS FOE FRIDAY & SATURDAY
yok KJH
I.G.k.—SEr.y LNT^-|\o. •>
(irapefiuit ...
I.G.9
Pi. 69c
2 for 25e
SUCKp OR ’dx
-No. 2’,
Peach <4
I.GjA—No. 1
f A Ffiiil Cfrckhjul
i.G.k.
C^rn—I
CR. STO LE GflLDEN \
22c
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CRISTAIX—N o. 2
B$ke(l
.1. - -
pp 1
2 for 33c
C(|dfislijCakes
RECIPE
Mhrshnialiows
REi» RIVER--No. 1
Tomatoes
i(lo/,I9c
—1 1 u
10 oz. I5e
— — “TV’T
Snowdrifl
3 lbs. S»JJ5
Gladiola Flour . . 5 lbs. lie
-4-
No. 1
Dash Dog Food . . 2 for 25c
Jellit .: . . . . 6e
NATIONAL WHITE
Vinegar . . .
<p ; .
N ATIONAL COLORED
Vinegar [
BROOKFIELD
Pimento Cheese . 2 lbs. 93c
qt. flask I5e
.' . 16 oz. 8c
MEADOWLAKE PLAIN
Margarine
1 lb. 35e
V-12’h
-i—
3 for 25e
"j,. 1
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Kellogg’s Variety Pack 29c
Rinso
MMS-WHo^or Half
PORK mk ElVD R(
BEEF ROIX ROAST
B|EF pif k ROAST
large
)
3! <•
Wfldi-odt Cream Oil . . 53e
[RING
ORANGE
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L\ 59c
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DUR SOAP COUPONS — THEY ARE STILL GOOD
ot^toes
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BELL
POTA
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Home Grownt
Fres|i Dug
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SiVeet & Juicy..)..
Large California
Pascal : j .
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Each
PEPPERS
TO
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California
Wonder
CHIPS“
Dairycraft) )emonstraticn • = 3 l cZ 40c
jPER
CARTON;.
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was, “Will the
semester?”
Now that;iit is safe to predict that the O'
lie printed in time, the (iiiestioii js.T —
“Will anybody 1)(| bore to read it?"
bmmentator will
a :<• *u . _ .u;. a summary of the af-
j l , ' r ) fairs,of the Student Senate, Moon
her dist.nc ion o {{ jn whic
It Stories than all \
1 1 eU§ses the pec
flights to outer
Dwy.vs
As the last issi
copy will have';
having more shl
the other issue:! dbmbined. The
trend to the lighijer siile; was made
possible by a lijeyy :of sboit story
writers, ineluuSng KENNETH
BOM), who dr(];|nie.d up Dry Bun,
alliod radio arts, contact Radio Station s
WTAW and/or appear for InUTvirw:
Monday, May 31, at 7:30 p.m.
Tl
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1948 FORD
1947—CHEVROi
light.
1947 KAISER
1946 FORD S
1946 FORD 2-
1946 CHEVRO
miles.
1941 MERCUR
1941 FORD 2-'
1941 HUDSON |4
1939 CHEVRO
1939 FORE> 2-
1939 LINCOLN 1
1938 FORD
1938 CHEVRO
1936 PLYMOU
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BH.t, I COl.VlDtiK with Broken . .
Record, and tl(e illustrious DR. editor uiKthe (Vmiinentator will bt
KTAOIN SHUDLU, who relates T. MIIM.ER, who served as the
another ol his ejebeiiiences with the managing editor last fall. Assist-
student who bpjj-es! him— Gimlet.' 1 ) n g him will be LARRY GOOD-
RICHAR1) li.VRrLE'rrS story of MYN, newly M eted associate edi
SILVER -DOLLAR TABOR de-iN?-. Both havhj been members- of I
scribes one ofi|th(5 West’s most the Battalion styff this year, Mil-
famed exploiter^ :|lt‘r as nuinaging\editor and Good-
CHKK .M A IS El, breaks into hwyn on the .*di|o^al staff,
print with a bijing. His featured
article, Oil cr (|)y$ters gives the
low down on the reseaieh being
carried on in PMiffer Hall and on
the Gulf Coastj.j Brazos Legend. (Continued Ifrom Page li
a brief history ||)f ,special events • ■' I \
that the Brazos)has seen, pioves lars fare James peAnda ahd Andy
that as a river, j|‘thc Brazos is no Matula. who was also spoils edi-
waslvout.” ;| tor tif the Longhorn this' year. ||
A picture stojily about TSCW Both are Marine Corps veterans,
■nough and })oth tall Hi
-Staff Members -
entitled
-tlajitlgelj.-
' r
uiiston home
to Hit
Your Stride
mid-continent service is world wide
YoU’ll have a chance to "break the tape? in com
petition for well-paying, responsible positions if
you join Mid-Continent Supply Company. Now
the'largest independent supplier to the Plctroleum
Industry, the firm is expanding and needi capable
young men who will qualify themselves.
11 interested rite:
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GfMtRAl OfriCfS. fORl WORTH,! UXAS
wmmHcmmmm Sportswear i
4
Trjopical worsted
slacks in grey, tan,
i
brown; teal—tailored
by McGregor and fea
turing the smooth comfort
and appearance of a con
tinuous waistbjand . . ,$17.95
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1948
1947
1947
1918
1940
1935
FORD % to a
CHEVRQIiEfl
lights. 1 , . ,
FORD 4s To 7 Pifcltu
FORD hi fTc i St4k<
WILiLYS IERP.
DODGE 1L
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It-18di. View. ; • } ! \ k
FiJR SALK--R.frlEr.rxUr and he<L rrirw
fot we.! HKon. 4-9(49.
CAR J:
UARTERS
Ekiulipped.
inmllne—Radio, Heater, Spot*
ipj tejl i 975-00
r—adan and ready to go. f
ktiffer! Deltixie—Fully Equipped.
C|hib Coupe—Only 10,000 actual
$.1.095!<i)
1,095,00
»*♦ .•j*.'..# ••
595.00
795.00
695.00
395.00
695 00
525 00
445.00
D imt’CHLS
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-Heater.
font pickup—Heater, Radio, Fog-
-Btimpcr guard and Trailer hitch.
hidl base.
h J. T. KENT dis-
ibubility ! of future
space, and LARRY
GOt^DWYN’S review of the latest
best-tpcllms i(jund out a rather ||
full btyuc of the Comm^ntULor.
•Succeeding PATL t RETIEN as
SPECIALS FRIDAY AH
1 9 i )t. Bo ni
FRESH HOME GROWA
PRODUCE IS BElTER
11 1 .
Horticulture Farm—Vine ItipeiuHl—
TOMATOES . - lb. 21c
Home Grown New Rod—
POTATOES
• • •
Home Grown Tender—
GREEN BEANS
• ♦ • •
3 lbs. 25c
lb 15c
Large, Yellow —
BANANAS ..... 2 lbs
25c
Hr
F. S. No. 1 New Crop—
CALIF. POTATOES
ill
10 lbs. 65c
TEXAS JUK E—210 Sia«s—Texsun Brand—
ORANGES . .
WHITE—80 Size—Tex sun Brant
GRAPEFRUIT . .
10 lbs. 55c
lid ft
EV
2;l|b
R COMPANY
djy |Ford Dealer”
BRYAN, TEXAS
SPR
3 Ibi .
10 lbs. 30c
DUZ—Big Box
Popular Brands
CIGARETTES
‘
129c
T
Fnlgfrij’k dr ijlalvwieU House—
COFFttE
tifT
SATURDAY
'AFERS . 29c size 25c
OF OUR LOW
DAY PRICES
YDOL, SUPER SUDS
33c
1 lb. can 53c
ERSIHEY’S cocoa
18c 1 lb. . .
L ick) SCO or SNOWDRIFT
: . . . . $i,25
BiKF^y E L|M-i r
cmmLjAlm . . . .
Si' I f -f -----
Carton $1.63
Houston Club—Big 12 oz. Bottle#—(No DepoMt)
GINGER ALE i . .1 6 for 25c
CASE OF 24 BOTTLE jit—950
Mary land Cltil)—
COFFEE-1 lb. pkg.
49c
Trellis Brand—No. 303 Cikns—
GREEN PEAS . .
2 for 19e
f jl-L-
3( 0 lin
I I s S|)l< <-xl j
N MEAT
K—Regular jar 43c
Cl HYE
1 2 lb. 38c
hells—FresJh Pack—
PEAS . . .
--
ank Dry; Pack Deieo—
LWA BEANS
1is<( fKii ln« \yi Pinto*, Great North«‘ms)
■ (-L -I 1
Nnl tiicidftH
(EKKR
iH' Cone—
AUT . ,
HYDROGENATED— ;j ; ! ,
SHORTENING .... 1 lb. 39c
Nii-Crest, Can, Guaranteeai to Pleaee
—r
OLEOMARGARINE
Meadowlake — Colored!. . Ib. 51c
Decker’s lowana-
Plain .
lb. 41c
LILLY’S—Any Flavor—
ICE CREAM—Pint
25c
FROSTED FOODS
Hy-Grade—Readv to Heat and Eat.—
IEEE STEW . . . . . lb. 19
Heat and Eat—
HAM A-LA-KING . lb. pkg. 19<
CREAMED—Skagit Brand—Heat and Eat—
SALMON , . . . lb. pkg 19<
Year ’round Brand—
PEACHES . . . . . Ib. 17c
Vi
Polar Brand—Cuts and Tips—
ASPARAGUS . 12 oz. pkg. 19c
JEliiO—3 pkgs, . x . . 25c
1/4 Ib. *. . . 31c
SGOliEH OK' OTHER OUTSTANDING
n ''BARGAINS
^cornmeiid Sanitar
►airy Products
*Uri
ieijri:
•hill;
Milk . . . Qt. 2U
Milk . 12 gallon 39c
Tjun^bler—
E CHEESE
m i
ooin dra|de
South Side F
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f ** '
!L;I
C O L L E
10c
3 cans *250
—Ht
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each 19c
tla, Rindless, Packer Sliced—
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. . . . lb. 64c
CALF TONGUES .. lb. 43c
Meat—Inspected—
F°
All dWQPS . . . lb. 67c
jltry Farm’s Big Red
Htens—Fat, fully dress-
t -1 —
cf fresh^—
DRESSED FRYERS
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