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BU SAIl5nO CI.UB, 7:30 p. m.,
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lesday, Room 207, Agriculture
Tuesday,
Building.
JDON, Dec. .133 '—WBi— The
nunist Guerrillas of Greece
. med tonight they have reoc-
copied most of the northern Gam-
mos Mountain hideouts from which
the Greek army drove them in
long, hard fighting! last summer.
'! The claim was broadcast by the
guerrilla radio and: relayed by the
Soviet news agency, TASS. .
ManE Conferen
Bulletin
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industry
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tures speed ea
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ers on the drogra
ence sponso •ed by
agement Engineering Department
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Profit plrinninft profit sharing,
cost contrd, labor-management,
production^ and personnel phases of
production! |nd pers
managemei
discussed ii
management engineering are also
n the bulletin.
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•OtS^lrWEP.,C* AKJ' 6 ROOM-AS MEMENTOS O’ TH'^->
Managemi nt, engineering, it is
pointed out, has an important part
in mainteriunce of the economic
stability of the various industries
FOR BALE—*39 Ford Debtixr. Recently
had 1160.00 work done o|t! it. Motor and
body practically perfect. Abo adding
— , Li machine and late, 8mi at mr 214
phases of Houaton SL after 4:00 p;m.
EUGENE GREEN'S WCJC
ELIGIBILITY CHALLENGED
CORSICANA, Tex., Dec. 13 —
(A*)—The Texas Junior College
: Athletic • Conference eligibil it y
stle or Mtrav
JOHNSON'*
OLHTERINO SHOP,
k of "Eagle" Office
Phone 2*1689
FOR BAL K — ttan’a i bicycle, very good
condition! Handmade phonograph console
and aptumatlc reebrd player. Cabinet la
leathcret • covered and excellent for
hard-kno:k dormitory Use. Very present
able. See Owonc, Dorm 15, 232.
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Hfiy’re Off
IT'S TH*
ITlOE^ENS
ME, FASTENS MAM Ari
WlUB HORSES-AN',
OUN ff- WHILE THE'
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HOW’t THAT f
TYPING
Field Vi
Phone 2-6988. 15-54, Bryan
llhge.
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and that pi >rticipation in the | an
nual confere nce at A&M by k*ep-
resentatives of this field Will stim
ulate the industrial progress of
Texas generally for the benefit of
its citizens.
The ’49
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On Sale in Pormltories and HouRing Areas on
jmmittee was to /meet lin Wa<
this morning to consider eligibility
chairge& filed against Gene Gree:
halfback with the Wharton County
Junior College Pioneers by Navar
ro Junior College. in
Ray L. Waller, president of Na
varro College, is president of the
conference and reported here to-
iy that he had lodged the prote:
last week.
SOMETHING SPECIAL!! FOR SALE-
1940 Deluxe Ford Coupe: new tires (one
week ol< I), new paint job, radio and
heater, rew seat covers, motor guaran
teed A-] condition. Privately owned.
Priced to sell fast]. Call 4-1218.
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K^alenat
Green played against Navarro
here Friday in the championship
game which was won by Wharton
County, forty-eight to nothing.
Consult
Dr. Carlton R. Lee
OPTOMETRIST
for Your Visual Problems
<08 8. Main 4± Bryan
Phone ^1602
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Exchange Store
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Exchange Store
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PRE f CHRISTMAS SALE
Lectures on Meat
Preparation Set
Demonstrations on methods of
cooking jmeats will be given by
Miss Edajline Stohr of Chicago, to
day, tomorrow, and Wednesday.
These demonstrations will be held
at 7:30 pi m. Monday and Tuesday
and at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the
Animal industries Lecture Room.
The demonstrations are primari
ly for students in meat courses of
the Animal Husbandry Depart
ment, but they are open for any
one who Swislfes to attend, accord
ing to O.j D. Butler of the depart
ment. Jii j
Mias Stohr is a demonstration
agent fro!m the National Livestock
and Meat Board in Chicago. This
organization represents all branch
es of tho meat and livestock in
dustry and carries out nationwide
research ami educational programs.
From the results of tho research
conducted by her own organization
and researcli by colleges, universi
ties, and jilui Department of Agri
culture, Miss Stohr will stress
thrifty ways in the purchase and
preparation of meats, Butler said.
TEXAS (joNSTRUCTION DOWN
AUSTIN, Dm. 13 -MV- Texas
Const nictlim awards totaled . only
$14,100,247 this week, almost ten
million off tho i>hcc set a week
ago.
The 10IH accumulative! total for
all construction now stands at
$887,171,260;
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DOES THU SATIS
HAVE your theme*, thesU, typed by ex
pert*. Phone • 2-67051 THE SCRIBE
SHOP, 1007 E. 23rd, or see our agent
after 6:00 p.m.. College View, C-13-A.
EXPERT SHOE REPAIRS
While You Walt
Cowboy boots made to order
JONES BOOT SHOE
Southside
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BUY YOUR G. E. RADIO TODAY
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Portables—Table Models—Consoles
$10.96 and up
McCULLOCH-DANSBY
APPLIANCE STORB
Bryan
W.H.I). CLOTHIERS
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! FOR BOYS
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OVERALLS—!
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Corduroy, Zipper Crotch
li'
REDUCED
PRICE
;|| Corduroy
ifi
9, 12, 18, mos.
were $3.95 .... $2.49
''1-4 yrs. “ I'
v were $2.95 . . . .'$1.95
$3.95.,.. $2.49
Gabardine 1, 2, 3 yr.
were $3.49 & $3.95 .... $2.49
BOXER SLACKS— / \
1 Gabardine and Corduroy
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j|i ! were $4.95, . 4 $2.95
FLANNEL SHIRTS— ^ \ ' T
f H. v I 0-7 yrs. [ fj 1 V • l
Were 1.95 & $2.49 $1.49
JACKETS—
^ifir
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SUITS—
3 - 6 yrs.
were $4.95 .... $1.95
$6.95 . . . . $3.49
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WOOL SI
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LEOOINS
jrdiiroy — 6 mos. - 6 yrs.
were $7.95 & $9.95 ....* $0.95
Broken Sizes
were $11.05 .... $5.95
All Wool Sets—1- 4 yr. ]
were $17.1)5 . * i. $11.95
ALL CAPS AND HATS
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...3t.oo
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JDRESS
0 mos - 6 yrs.
were $2.05 . i , .
I Were $3l05 . . .
i | were S4.05 .... $2.95
J . were $5.95 .... $8.95
COAT & BONNET SETS—(Toddlers)
Wool, Corduroys, Velvets f— 3 yr. ;
were $10.95 .... $ 6.95
_j ; 1X7.95 .... $10.95
COATS-!
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HATS—Values to ,$5.00
, 7.95
$17.95 $10.95 '
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were
$17.95 . . ii.i''
SWEATERS REDUCED
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our toys and many other items
drastically-cut.
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We Sell for Less"
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Phone 2-1618
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The perfect beauty of a quality
diamond . . . styled in distinction,
and given as the symbol of true
love. Genuine registered Keepsake
.Diamond Rings are proudly dis
played at this store ... where only
.the finest is found.
LADY DIANA Set 350.00
i engagement Ring 225.00
Also $350 and 500
An rings iilusrroted ovoiloble in
os wall os notu*©1 gold
•» • Rings Vilorged to show details
Pncya include fadiol tax
1 ore Her”
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^Aggie land !
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CHIROPRACTOR
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Geo. W. Buchanan, D C.
COLONIC X-RAY
806 E. 28th SL Ph. 2-6248
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OLD FURNITURE MADE NEW
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We Specialize in Refhjishtng
Antiques and Venetian Blinds
F. L. SUMMERS v a .
Furniture Refinishing
Painting Contractor \
8200 Highway 6, S. Ph. 4-468f\
Tim (rurgetit . . !,
ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCE STORE
In llryon— ’
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Oomtt in and see ua for
large or Hinall upplianens:
ItADIOH , . ELECTRIC IRONS
STUDENT fiAMI'H
FLOOR LAMPS
PRESTO COOKEKH
COFFEE MAKERS
KELVINATOR . . IlOT 1»<)INT
—and many othrlr UMfutyr-
UNITED
APPLIANCES
FARM & HOME STORK
& AtiOIE RADIO
Phbno 2-1196
Reward
STERLING SILVRK and
Cold Filled PRNSi i
For the Girl Friend’s.; Christmas
Shop Conveniently;: at :
Thp Gift Department of
THE CAMPUS. («
Phone 4-4-794
Radio Repa
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One Block west of Poet Office '
“A membor; of Phllco
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COMPLETE RKPAI
... on aU makite and medoln of rod!
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RUINING
SANKEY PARK
JEWELER
Bryan, Texas
When "stcBring wobblies” go to\ork,
tires go fast! They're caused bv wheels
getting out j of alinement or unoalancttj.
Their cost it uneven tire wear, blow-outs,
loss of control. They're a problem! But
here’s the ainswer: Let us correct your car
now with cjur scientific bear equipment.
flunk Your Repair Man For
"The Accident That
Didn’t Happen"
P0STGRADU
C0URSI IN
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Chevrolet Co
SAFETY HEADQUARTERS
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Famous Brand Names
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COHAMA
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HUS AN IMPORTANT ’4000-A-YEAR ASSI
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To be fashioned into your holiday wardrobe or made
into Christmas gifts to be treasured because you made
them yourself! Ijj j . j $
j $6.98 to $9.98 g
54-60 Inches wide—per yard
^Jhe fabric
Across from the Post Office
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INTERVIEWING TEAM
COMING SOON I
Few opportunities open to college upperclassmen can
match this one! Here’s a chance to get both flying- and
executive experience with the world’s leader in Aviation
—the U; S. Air Force;
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If you can qualify, you join a select group of college
men for 52 weeks Aviation Cadet-Pilot Training—with pay.
When you complete the course, you get your wings
and a commission in the Air Force Reserve : ; ; up to
month pay ; : : a vitally important 3-year assign-
\$33^
ment a
lot with a crack Air Force squadron;
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A s|H>eial inlefvlcwing team will
you morn shout it and to give (
examinations. Stqp in after clast
the pilots themselves.
If you wish, Jrou ma^r sign £
schooling before starting your tru
H$R«AaTHI«»WIRlililT*!||i
You oiu,t be a male citiien, between 20,
sically sound, and Have atfyast two ^
to pass the equivalent examination .
viewing team). Both single and married
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