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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1948)
¥■ 1 EfEaa&ftlk I j ' ■ ! HI! Ml (H! l i Cuion . IlSnll rem< constructio*, and pithl alterations R. Spence^ co: manager, 1ms hose irtiprovem ooihpleled ind the tot use before the fall sdmeste dulon Hill s .' ootnplel 4 mo! coiiplete indval of ^ ^hich will; widen the Opohfri thi stage from 22 foot to 38 feet. This reconstruction In tself ijs to amount to *$3'),000. ■ J. ^ - ' An additional $3r.,000t is allptocT to| the! construction of eidht dorjtftpriesi, makihg a total of Itwelve (r>rtns that ha re lounges. The dormsf to receive Idunges this i y summer afe: Puryearj f.eggett, ' rm Ij 1 Dorn 5, IJp¥m. K 1 Walton, Dbrm 1; Dorr fi, IDorm 14, and Tlorm j . R . ' il’he remaining $42,0 )0 wrl be used fpr alterations in the Vet' Hospital, which will it elude pro viding a t'eceiving k roojn for the >“Small Animal” dini|C and insnlat- : ;ni the inlinerator.: lounge? in tontrac the band | hell at the thi-ee new|green Imuses sffuction |o begin dpri ig the Im part rot July, acfordinpi to [IS Spienoe. V | ! ! “< have also been let) for Grovqland with) Icon- •i L C0ME1N AND LET ME. TEST YOUR WATCH, FREE! All vrotche* repedfed h©|r are tested mt { , , : . , It tellf us imme|diately{ what is wrong when you bring your watch in. It . proves to you that Ai's rig)ht, when you take it out. R. L. McCiirtji r .feji Jeweler North Gale 4 New Shipment ■t-H. i. IVAN YANTIS, Battalion roving correspondent and Brazos ounty delegate to the Republican National Convention, is pictur ed above relaxing in bis smoke filled room with other delegates of the Teddy Roosevelt,'Admiral Dewey ticket. (pence Addresses Students On ater Resources in Texas ' I i! . 4 t ■ ’ ; , : i I • ’. ■ . I Col. T. R. Spence, chapman of the State Board of Water Engineers, stressed the importance of water as a natural resource in an address recently before students taking Re source Use Education here. Col. Spence reviewed 1 the duties and functions of the College Purchases Spray f Apartments; Moore I' li p College has purchased ^♦State Board' of Water Engineers. He pointed out. that as the indus trialization of Texas takes place, increased use of water by the mu- Inicipalities will bring about the 1 ,n | i i nncipanues wm Af* MllflPm ! realization that there is much to XJlulH'lll be done by the State Board in co operation with the IT. S. Geolo gical Survejy. | | The Boai*d, he pointed out, is authorized (by the State statutes to determine the potential avail- enjiugh 3y> chlordane spray fori ability of the state’s water re- eafh tenant in College View, Vet- j-soui'ces and to pass on all appli- eran’sj Village, and Bryan-Field cations by individuals to appfo- ' Village to be- furnished a quart, i priate or diverge state surface Canvin. E. Moore, manager of Stu- j waters, which by law ate the pro- dejit Apartment?, announced today.; perty of the. state. The one quart that will be fur- The engineer depends on the ; nis hed Will be sufficient to com- State Board’s findings in deter- pli tely spi|ay each apartment, 'he. mining thd design of dams and' sa d. Each apartment will be pro- other water developments. Future vided wit^ a quart of the solution needs are anticipated and records anjd instructions for use Will hi<,‘ of stream. If low are collected from provided by the Entomology De- year to year by the Board, Spence pahment. j stated. . , Within twenty-four hours each Trigg TlwitcheU, assistant dis- iriiividualfes requested to remove trict engineer with the United everything from the closet shelvejs | States Geological Survey, also ad- anid cabinets, applying a thorough j dressed the class. He reviewed his cohering of the spray over this: department’s many branches and ar^a. ; in particular the functions of his foil are requested to advise the i branch which is water resources. Squdent Manager for your area j This branch is vital in determining when you have sprayed your apart-; the site of new industries and as- nt, for unless each tenant df a certaining the source and quality STA1 NUISANCE, *.. 1 , DOING SO ©> • FUL, AND PROVIDING A FINE FOR VIOLATION. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COLLEGE STATION, TEX AS: SECTION 1. The keeping of animals and birds within the cor porate limits M the City of College Station results In flies, abnoxious odors and annoying noises, and hence endangers health and con flicts with peaceful living, and therefore is hereby declared to be a pdblic nuisance. SECTION 2. It shall be unlaw ful for any owner, lessee, occupant or any other person in charge of any premises within the corporate limits of the City of College Sta tion, Texas, to keep or allow to be kept on said premises any horses, mules, jacks, jennets, swine, cattle, sheep, goats, rabbits, chickens, guinea pigs, ducks, geese, guineas, turkeys, or any other do mesticated or wild livestock or birds, or any dogs unless such dogs be kept strictly as pets by the occupant of the premises. SECTION 3. Any person violat ing this ordinance shall be fined not less than ten ($10.00) dollars nor more than fifty ($50.00) dol lars for each offense. Each day this ordinance Ls violated shall constitute a separate offense. SECTION 4. This ordinance shall become effective upon pass age by the City Council. SECTION 5. Emergency Clause. The fact that the present ordi nances of the City of College Sta tion are inadequate, and the fur ther fact that many unsanitary conditions exist within T the City due to the existence within the City of animals and birds named herein creates an emergency and an imperative public necessity that the rule requiring ordinances to be read at more than one meet ing of the City Council before fi nal passage be suspended, and said rule is hereby suspended, and that this ordinance take effect and be in full force and effect immediate ly from and after its passage at this meeting, and it is so ordain ed. Passed and approved, this the 16th day of June, 1948 A. I). /S/ ERNEST LANGFORD Mayor Attest: /s/ n. m. McGinnis City Secretary .lSA-feAClN' LIKE AFRICA \ , i i: v • • * 1 1 |*A1. -a- LTL ABNER Pappy Gets the Word! THAT -SA - CREATURE HAS the unmistakable )} EP mtchca rr PLEASE INQUIRE .O’ !■> U i «■<*» ■■ building sprays his v within a . few hours of the others, apartment TS ew thle effectiveness is lost and the purpose of leaving" a residual de posit with killing effect for a per iod: of a morith or longer is de- fopted, Moore concluded. !* I For MODEL AIRPLANE SUPPLIES Jones Sporting Goods 80S S. .Main Bryan Ph. 2-2832 of water supply for the cities, he said. He pointed out that plans for a certain multi-million dollar indus try for the; Houston area is now awaiting information from the Ge ological Survey concerning the ideal location with respect to water supply and its guaranteed avail ability. Twitched illustrated the lecture with colored slides. 4- I -I 'H QUEEN ANN CHAMBRAY Beautiful si pipes afid solids. Grey, aqua, brown, American beauty, pink, jreen maize; Combed yam. i v - 1 j . i tfA^T COLOR r . RIGMEL ANFOlfjZED • I • ji U it SIy39 ph* yd. The Fabric Shop Bryan v, “Across From Post Office” Phone 2-1645 3 Groups Head List of Latest Reserve Knits : Sul Ross Masonic Lodge Gets New Officers Thursday : ■ : %..i i *' i ■ t 4 .1 i crj. u n -* The recently elect<Kl and appoin ted officers of Sul Ross Masonic Lodge will be installed tomorrow at 8 p. m. Gibb Gilchrist, retiring worship ful master, will be in charge of fba installation ceremony amt Charlie Leighton, past master of Brazos Union Lodge, will act as marshal. Officers to be installed include Joe Woolket, worshipful master; Harry Boyer, senior war den; S. R. Wright, junior warden; I. G. Adams, treasurer; W. H, Badgett, secretary; Joe Sorrels, Senior deacon; A1 B. Nelson, junior deacon; G. E. Madeley, tiler: N. M. McGinnis, marshal; H. W, Bar tow, master of ceremonies; J. R. > . . , . . I Oden, senior steward; J. R. Nichols Three groups predominated m ij un j or steward; Norman Anderson, the latest list of organizations ^baplain; C. B. Campbell, librar- signing agreements with the army for establishment of Reserve Units Colonel Oscar K. Abbott, senior in structor lof ORC, announced re cently. These groups wore highway transportation, liquid fuel distri bution, and traffic regulation, f Seventy-four new units are on the list, covering a period from May 20 to June 3, bringing the tytal affiliated units to 1,378. 4 *The new Texas units on this list ami their sponsors are Engineer Petroleum Distribution Company, Humble Oil and Refining Company, Houston; Engineer Utilities De tachment, City Utility Department, Corpus Christi; Engineer Fire Fighting Platoon, Fire Depart ment, Corpus Christi; and Counter Intelligence Corps Detachment (two units). ran; and R. W. Steen, scribe. Sul Ross Lodge began operating Kiously been employed at A&M. under dispensation in May, 1947, In li)25 he received his B.S. De- Councilman Speaks To Kiwanis At Luncheon Tuesday Grass fires were described as dangerous and expensive, by J. A. Orr, city councilman of College Station, at the noon luncheon meeting Tuesday of the Kiwanis Club. . ‘ V “Something has to be done about people setting' fire to grass arid trash in the city , limits,” he said. "It has cost the city $150 within the last fow days.” Orr introduced the new city man ager, Major Raymond Rogers and paid ' high tribute to the retiring city manager, Francis Vaughn who has accepted the city managership at San Benito. Lamar McNew, president-elect of the student body at A&M Con solidated, gave a resume of Boys State, as set up at Austin, ami which ho attended as a represen tative from the club. The Boys State is a state or states Within a state, he said. All boys who have finished their junior year are eligible. The state is held on the grounds and in the buildings of’the school for the deaf at Austin. “We are taught leadership,” the young man said. “We organize our own city, county and district gov ernments. We learn parliamentary procedure. There are 325 boy* in Boys State. We are told that com munism will not exist if the people take an interest in their govern ment. Let me urge you, Kiwanians, to vote. The vote is the most pow erful weapon you have." - REPORTER - (Continued from Page 1) grecs are from A&M. Miller served in the ordnance de partment in the Army from 1942 to 1947. Ho received a graduate fellowship at the Texas Agricul tural Experiment Station from February 1, 1947 to June 14, 19-H8. RALPH CENTER has received employment 1 as an instructor in the Education and Psychology Depart ment. He is married and has pire- struetor. He received his M.S. De gree from A&M. /thher educational institutions -which he has attended are thtsUni- versity of Texas, Colorado State College,., and the University of Houston.' He has served four years as a classroom teacher, 15 years as a high school principal, and one year as a high school superin tendent. WALTER W. McMAHAN, JR., from San Antonio, is employed in the Geology Department as a part- time, instructor. He was born tin 1922. In August of 1947 he receiv ed his B.S, Degree from A&M. McMahan was formerly employed here as a graduate assistant in the Geology Department, PETER PAUL EWALD JR. is being employed by the Agronomy Department as an instructor for the cotton classing short-course. He is a native of San Angelo and was born in 1923. Ewaid is a veteran of World War II. He served with the Marines in the Pacific for 27 months during which time he earned three cam paign stars. He entered A&M ; in 1942 but was promptly inducted into the service. Classified Ad SELL WITH A BATTALION PIED AD. RfttM . . \ 3C a w inufrtion with a 25C minimum rate* in Cla'jitifJ Section, . . , column inch. Send all classifief* remittance to Uje Student Activi fice. All ad* should be turW 10:00 n.m. of the da? before Pnhlii FOR SALE-CUT ROSES. Friday \&tur- day and Sunday at The Rose! 190* South Collese Rood, 1 H . POLIO INSURANCE for all ayev 000 National Company. Rate year for entire family, ft.00 i ,r vidu&l. See J. R. Thompson, 1 A,!j Vet Villnre or call 2-S738. POK SALK — Room. 18x18, wi Trailer Aren P-4. FOR RF.NT—Room with private bft block from new drill field. 1 son. ope ijee FOR SALE—Livtht 2-wheel hnrim er; excellent condition, priced Student owned house No. 7, project houses and tennis court FOR RENT—Two cool corner roi m blocks from main post office also available for week-end Phone 4-4764. .' DRESSMAKING —Perfect fit yairttfeed Apt A-8-11, Collette View. FOR SALE—1938 Plymouth coup 7 ritebt. In excellent condition. S it 2-V, College View. and was granted a charter at the December meeting of the Grand Lodge of Texas. The lodge ends give from the South East Missouri State Teachers College, and in lD30 he was presented his M.S. the first year of its history with) Degree from Columbia University. He has done graduate work at the University of Wisconsin, the University of Chicago, and the Uni versity of Houston. He was em ployed at the Will Mayfield Junior College, at Marble Hill, Missouri for. two years. Center served as THE CAMPUS CORNER ‘Taj,; j ' V . , • J ^Cni^ e-Pos# t<!> tasty foods.*’ TU' ■ T- r ’ ■ .. / .Another w<»ek of itiew and different i fdste treat in t|he realm of— COLD PLA ’KS & SANDWICHES UCtOUS fe ; NUTRlfnOUSfe - SATISFYING - EAT A BIG, LUSCIOUS \f « * SPLIT I : • ! i anas and heaped th your favorite fruits i * ^ ^ No one is under legal obligation to bear the name of his parents, though it is customary to do so. For Your Visual Preblems , Consult Dr. iCarlton R. Lee OPTOMETRIST 203 S. Main — Bryan Phone 2-1662 FRIENDS— ' Don’t pass by Stop — Buy : JOHNNIE’S CIGAR STAND Main Pont Office 4 j-’ ■I ■. -i I a • RECORDS • RADIOS I School & Office . ’ Supplies * j \ : • jj . <..*■! ALL YOUR NEEDS HASWELL’S _ ^ •_ 1 | ' . .1 *' . - . ■ !■' • a membership of 101 master ma sons and 38 entered apprentice ma sons. During the year it has con ferred degrees upon 61 entered ap prentices, 26 fellowcrafts, and 26 master masons. Harry Boyer, deputy grand mas ter for this district, is a member of Sul Boss Lodge. On a number of his official visits he has been accompanied by degree teams from this lodge, and these teams con ferred courtesy degrees, in lodges in the district. Visitors have been invited to the installation ceremony. Refresh ments will be served. CAFETERIA For Food of International FAME 311 N. Main Bryan FOR THOSE WHO DEMAND THE BEST . . College Shoe Repair North Gate principal of Farrfelt High School Earrfelt, Missouri for one year, has served as the principal of the! Houston Junior High School since 1926. WILLIAM HENRY MEYERS, a native of Galveston, has received a position with the Education and Psychology Department as an in- Used Car Headquarters ’47 Chevrolet Coupe ’47 Chevrolet Fordor ’46 Chevrolet Sedan '46 Chevrolet Sedan '46 Chevrolet Sedan i ’46 Chevrolet Aero Sedan ’41 Ford Tudqr ’40 Chevrolet $edan ’39 Ford Tudor ’38 Chevrolet Tudor ’37 Chevrolet Sedan ’36 Dodge, Tudor ’36 Plymouth Coupe ’33 Pontiac Sedan '48 Ford Pickup '48 Chevrolet Pickup ’47 Ford Chassis Cab ’46 Ford Truc|i ’42 Willys Jeep ’40 Dodge Trijck ’36 International Truck ’35 Ford Truck Bryan Motor Company 'tyour Friendly Ford Dealer’’ 415 N. Main and Hiway 6 So. Phone 2-1333 Bryan, Texas two pom* NHH. rif«l it m p wopk ; cjquiro, iturda) It SAL^Phruble 1 typewriter. I’.Mon* property of typewriter [ repairmnn. ccllen | Condition. Feature^ of a tlesk ti odel o i n portable. .Phone! 4-8907. JEj-Time. 14 .is Evening Po*t. 26 w|rt'k*. $3.00; . jC month*. $2.60; Fortune, •to il 1 educator*, rate*, 1 {year, $6.00. me 30. Fortune will be. 1'jenr, ihnaon's Maeazlno Aymcy. Col- * I ollday, I'l *nt ani !l 1 Her Ju #.60. J !«• Boi k Store. Box 284. One 1934 mod>4 om > -hnlf ton ranel delivery truck. Sealed 1 id* vkflj l>e received nntil I 10:00 u.m., rhur*d«y, July 1. 194^. Tho| ri?ht t* re* tdress Cbtn'jjtrolli'r, A&M ColUxre of Ten ‘j*| *. Col rite .Station, Texas, ' ' ‘ L ufprmatlonA ,, .10 IJ .00 p >r .ooo.ot 3URANCE. 83.00 p«r peridn or family. All rxpenie* up to No waltlnr period*. See *h. acroa* from Pont Office ,E-r-1940 Cu*hninn motor scooter, 1 con fitum^’See at first duplex behinti i)f Christ on Church Street; for furthet ri.lNT T<j) REN? or jub-rorlt an Apart- i i sent a irijt July\16th'for 6| wi-ek*. Dan July On |iam, Oeri Itation, | or call Dcliv|try, CplIeRf ’4 UIL K0SN t LODOE NOvlJOftf A Kit AM I t'albil nioetitW jrhursdhy tit „ H p. rn. lh>tallation of Yj*V> officer*. Refresh'ni'iita. CilltH OILCHRIST. W.M, H. ItADtil 1 Substa lirou^Hout We hfeV i 6ome Barg; SPECIAL! , ■e See Immie’s for Bargains in— 1 DRESSES ... PENIFORES . SUNSUITS and SANDALS <=3012=^ IMMIE’S GUT & TOT SHOl 1001 So. .College Ave. Ph. 2-1618 S'FUR STORAGE Hi diaC 1585' I . Vi r.. i •‘■i eduction || Store HIS SXLE
