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, partment 6f t ie Interipr, reflect
better manage npnt of ws 1 " _
resources, Dr. W ;B. Davi
of the A&M. I1 epiartmenit of Wild-
life Alanagemetit stated today.
States in tb< ‘ .tlantiq and Mis
sissippi flyway: lave boen offered
•a choice of a sirlight 3p day sea
son Qr two spli seasons (of 12 days
each.^-In the; e-'two regions the!
daily bag ; llmi; ‘Jwls sdt at fodr
ducks with a Ipqssessiotl limit of
eight.".
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in' Central
states, jbetter
ranted longer
raising of the? i:
possession limi;
The Central
Texas is located,
35 day straight
day split season:
flyway, one 40
split season^.
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ing success war-
sons 'and the
it to five with a
f ion, :
yway, j in which
s a Choice of a
eason or two 14
and the Pacific
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3DAY,
August 25,194$
Appointeil
Extension Agent
Lucille Shulte, Hale County ex--
tension horn? demonstration agent,
has been appointed foods preserva
tion specialist effective October 1,
according to Maurine Hearn, ex-
tensioiiivice-director for. women
and state home demonstration
agent. 1; 1
Miss Shultz will have headquar
ters at College Station.
She \ received a BS degree from
Texas State, College for Women
in 1935.' > . • -
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in food preparation, 4-H club work
and organization .and is a board
member of the State Business and
Professional! Women’s Club. y
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THE D(9K COSSACK CHORUS and DANCERS have been
scheduled for December 7 on the TOWN HALL program. The enter
tainers are under the direction of SERGE JAROFF, conductor.
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New Soph Physics
Boot to Be Used
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A new book, Will be adopted this
fall for sophomore physics frhieh
makes it necessary for students to
be .taking .calculus at the same
time they take Physics 203, Dr. J.
G. Potter, hejad of the Phvsics De-
• partment, has announced.
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Sfojf Chapman’s for. "trends-of-the-times
wallpaper and color harmonjy..
:e “Carbon Copj” walls and woodwork
cheerful and homey smartness.
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By JOHN HOLMES 1
As you hurried to chow from
that: late claps, or as you got “on
the beam” to your sack after a
“refreshing” lunch “down under,”
have you Stumbled across those
wires lying on the sidewalk in
front of Sbisa Hall? In case you
have! and just didn’t get your eyes
open! ini time to find out what it
was ) all about, those wires supply
the electricity and the telephone
line [ needed to broadcast “The
Campus Qufiz” over WTAW, Col
lege Station’s own man on the
Street program.
If you get slowed down by those
wires, look out, because the odds
are that you’ll hear a hearty voice
greeting you with something like-
Ihis. “How about you stepping up
to the microphone to answer a few
questions *for a pass to. that cer
tain! cool, comfortably place, at the
Yiorth gate?” (No, not Uncle Eds.>
‘That genial, smiling fellow in
front of the “mike” is radio’s own
myj-poly Bill Guthrie, your Cam
pus I Quiz Mastor. He is the fellow
who just extended you the" invita
tion). Continuing with the program,
he asks you where you are from,
your name, mdjor, and class., That
smije of this becomes broader as he
fries to relieve you of that certain
tension brought about by storing
down the throat of a microphone,
a pfiobia which niost of us have.
Now comes the reason why you
have been sltopped. Bill mentions
that ^ has a pass, a record, a
record album, or some other prize
which he is most anxious to: give
you as soon as you give the ans
wers to two out of three questions
he just happens to -have.
* Most of these questions are re
latively easy, but once in a while
Bill sneaks in one like, “Where is
the Lost Chord?”
If you get one like that and don’t
knpw that the chord has been
lost, then shake ttHat sleep wave
from your eyes, forget about Ma
bel and John for a few minutes,
and tune-ypur ears to the whispers
of: that sen/ii-cirele of hecklers be
hind Bill. They are around every
usually have the answers. By one
process or another, they are very
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John S. Caldwell
Optometrist
Iwell’s Jewelry Store
Bryaji, Texas
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anxious to help you get your two
out of three.
In pase you are one of the few
who really get stumped and the
hecklers can’t help you, don’t wor
ry. Bill will invite you back for
the next day’s program and an
other chance at a prize. If you
don’t come back voluntarily, he
may grab you again when you
stumble cjver the Wires or into the
crowd around the Campus Quiz
“mike” Under that shade tree in
front of Sbisa Hall.
Bradley Becomes
Nftw Principal At
A&M Consolidated
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Harry M. Bradley! elementary
principal of A&M Consolidated
School", assumed his new position
recently.
Bradley comes from Kissimme,
Florida, where he held a similar
position. He bus been , in ; public
school , work since 1929 in Penn
sylvania and Florida,'"
Bradley is a veteran of three
and one-half years service in the
U. S. Army Air Force as a liaison
pilot in the United States and
European Theater of operations. !
He is a graduate of the Univer
sity of Pittsburgh, holds a Masters
degree in Education, and has done
graduate w;ork at Duke University
and University of Florida. He
plans to continue work on his Ph.D.
at the University of Texas in
elementary education.
Mr. and Mrs! Bradley have two
children, son Ed and daughter
Anne.
Bradley will be in his office
every day to counsel with parents
concerning school curriculums.
Bradley is a member of the Ki-
wanis Chib; Phi Sigma Pi, which
is a national honorary professional
fratemifr; the National D|pajrt-
ment of Elementary Principa'ls;
the Southern States Work Confer
ence of 194G; and the Florida
day forj Campus Quiz and tKfcyjPrif^ teSch^g 5 ^
yid* an,d
teachers.
WRY PAY
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20% RATE REDUCTION
Billie Mitchell, ’42
STATE FARM INSURANCE
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. ;! I Phone 4-7269
Above Aggieland Pharmacy
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countries indicate that one pair
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Candies —
Confections
and
Drugs
Jones Pharmacy
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; Bryan
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SELL WITH A BATTALION CLASSI-
FLED AD. RatM . . . ■ word per
insertion 'with a 251 minimum. Space
rates in Clsssified Section ... 60^ per
column , inch. Send all Classifieds with
remittance to the Student Activities Of
fice. All ads should be.turned in fay
10:00 a.m. of the day before publication.
FOR SALE BY OWNER —Equity in 2
bedroom home. Fir sided, tile features;
new last November. Good neighbor
hood. 126 Kyle Drive, College Station.
FOR SALE—1942 25* Lighthouse Trailer
House with or without air conditioner.
See Dahlberg, Trailer R-4, Area 5, or
write Bos 2744, College. ,
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SALE!
Nationally ' advertised Continental Paints
in various colors, for inside decorating.
Semi-gloss enamels.
Galloni ..!L..: t $2.00
Quarts X_i ! 60
BURGESS-PUGH LUMBER CO.
Old Hwy. 6, 3 blocks south of Kyle Field
Phone 4-4236
FOR SALE—Student owned house No. 11,
near project house 1 No. 5.
FOR SALE—1948' Plymouth. Super De-
Luxe Tudor Sedan, black, radio, heater,
supercuajhiioh tires, low ‘mileage. Box
584, or w-lS-D, ^College View. V
WANTED—One male cocker spaniel be
tween Six months and one year old.
Preferably buff in color. Write Box
284, Fatuity Exchange,
NEW TERMS go into effect September
20th. Until that date the following ar
ticles may be purchased for 10% down-
24 months il to pay balance. !
Chambers Gas Ranges | i
Magic Chef Gas Ranges
Western Holly Gas Ranges
(Serve! Gas Refrigerators
Wilsqn-Bearrie Co., one block east of
bank College Station. Ph. 4-8581.
FOR SALE—One boys bicycle, in good
condition. Also have one double bed,
mattress, and box springs, in new con
dition, n Also, one bedside table. See
JThoma* at student owned house No. 6
after 5:00 or write P. 6. Box 6173,
WILL YOU NEED A HOME SOON?
We are prepared to furnish you an
attractive home in Bryan or College
Station within your price range.
ALEXANDER-BEAL I"
Bryan;; ; !• Ph. 2-5547
$ jj Associate: • • f
Denton L. Murphy *46
, fr i J Box 644 , , -seL,, ii
j. College Station, Texas ^ ■
FOR SALE — Registered English Setter
pups; excellent markings, champion-
ship line. 10 weeks old. Oden, 4-8244 —
4-8274,
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Garnett Succumbs
To Polio in Manila
f Ransford Garnett, class of ’45,
died last week in Manila, of polio.
Garnett; cafne to A&M in 1941
after graduating from Jefferson
High School in San Antonio. He
deceived his commission through
the ROTC before entering the
army, f * ! .
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Two wheel trailer,
5x9 ft., low sideboard. Call Mrs.
ConngUy, 4-6894.
FOR RENT—Two rooms, two blocks from
Post Office. Men preferred. Phone 4-4764.
SEE US for these badly needed items.
Large atoeks:
s Used washers—like new
: Used electric refrigerators
Used gas refrigerators
Portable electric washers
WILSON-BEARRIE CO.
One block east of bank, College Station
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WOULD LIKE to find a home for ‘•Rat
tler,large collie-chow dog, years
old. Prefer someone who lives on a
ranch- See P. R. ConrikUy, 501 Luther
Street or Box 1815. If you are accepted
as his hew owner, the dog is yours upon
peyment of this ad.
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DISAPPtAntD
PERSONAL—Mabel: Please come
I’ll buy you a present on you:
birthday. John.
WANTED-Ride tram 910 E. 80th,
to Goodwin Hall. 'Monday thru Sal
8 to l' daily except Saturday 12
Phone 2-5888 after 5 p.m.
WHY pack dirty rugs, curtails
Wash everything before k
those of our customers that
uating, the Cunninghams wish to
their thanks for your patronage
Laundromat, and’ best wishes j fe:
success.
WANTED—To keep your children
home or at 28b Yet Village.
FOR SALE—Cocker Spaniel puppies reg
istered, red and buff. No'. 4, Derrell
Lane, College or Box 1672.
WILL HAVE two vacancies for children
2 to 6 years in day nursery for fall
semester. Apply now for reservation to
. Mrs. Presswood, experienced in teaching
nursery school and home economies. 301
Park Place, College Station,.
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FAME
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.. after we’ve resoled and heeled
them. Get our “Best Gleam”
shine too!
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REPRESENTATIVE
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Practicing Attorney Veteran
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A Brazos County attorney who fully realizes the value and need of A&M
College to this district and the state as a whole, and who publicly pledged
his support to the maintenance and progress of this great institution-*
Veterans progtam to be submitted to the people. '■
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L«borgtory MilstgnU arc nt
the fall semeater in the Physi
ment. Men who have complete^
physics courses with superior \
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wants to Assist with instruction, grading I'
and t e handling of apparatus in the lab- '
oratoifles. The* scale - of compensation la
.60 p r hour for new assistants and .70
per h «i ftp- experienced assistants, fm*
oppor unity for experience, , aa well a*
earna ca, should be considered. ‘ *
Apn icanta for aaiistanuhipa are urged •'
to ea|j gt the Office of the department,,
sign •« p. and make tentative programs for
assist tg aaj far in advance of their ref-
intrat in am noaitlbl#. 'S. .i.
iatrattyn; as possible.
J. 0. POTTER
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