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kpri 6? Coiwli
Ivfrt to ieh
and
Students desirin
ered for the awi
thp Office of
Room 401, Agric
for information
blank 1, Shepardsor
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ffcat ons, the applied
sing e, not over 23
a junior, and not ov
freshman.
selected, h«
ificate of good JiefaH
second term of sUnjrr
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rtde P
study fellowHhipa have been made
•tudents by the Dan forth Founda-
ouncement deceived by Dean 01N.
of Agriculture.
W«hinc will be awarded to an out*
« other*-
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other
tlcnlum
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on
rovltle hli own traneportatton
from here to St. Louis and from
Michigan backltome, and the fresh*
men must pay his traveling ex*
penses to and from Michigan.
TWO MEN ROB DENVER
RAILROAD STATION I
f AMARILLO, -(*)_ A fleeing
thief ran right out of his shoes
Were,
Twp men walked boldly into the
waitirig room of the Fort Worth
and Denver City Railroad Station.
They snatched a purse from Mrs.
Ala Culberson of Wichita Falls and
hot-footed it out of the station.
Pursuing police almost stumbled
over their only clue—a worn;
pair of number tens. They
the purse snatchers must 7 have
been trying to throw them off the
scent. * s •. ./
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DRIVE-IN SERVICE
it BURGERS and the
)RINKS in town,
fff;. J.-, : i y ;; . I
1 a.m. Saturday
■way 6 — College Ave.
Indian! ea
Jim Main
lent
Cottons • 79c yd.
t-j 80 Inched wide
See them at
me ^jmppe
New Lueutlon
Bryan
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ton Ball Duchess, la to be escorted by Guy Norfleety
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House Considers Plan to Split
AUSTIN, March 29 A plan toi split up the University
of Texas available fund among 14 colleges was sent to a
House subcommittee early Monday night, when hearing was
completed by the second committee of this session which has
heard it.
Vote was 5 to 4, with Chairman
R. B. Spacek of the school dis
tricts committee casting the de
ciding vote. Named to a subcom
mittee to further study the pro
posed constitutional amendment
were Representatives Ridgeway,
Hardee and Shell.
Representative James J. Norton
Jr., a university student, who had
persuaded the nouse to recall the
resolution from the constitutional
amendments committee and send
It to tile school districts groups,
declared during the hearing that
he is “pretty sure” to leave the
university and transfer to Baylor
next yeaL He said the fight to
split up income of the university’s
endowment “will go on."
Chancellor Gibb Gilchrist of the
A. and M. College system, and
President T. 8. Painter, and Vice
President J, C. Dolley and others
of the University of Texas ap*
neared against the diversion plan,
They explained that the university
Is on the point of becoming one 1
of the nation’s lending educational
Institutions, |>nrtleulnrly In grad’
unto work, hut is dependent on nil
Its Income from the permanent
fund to provide buildings nnd meet
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other needs. Dr. Gilchrist said that
the prospective building funds for
A. and M. are far short of needs.
Representative James T. Sparks
brought out in questioning Repre
sentative Norton and Comptroller
;C. D. Simmons of the university
that the State colleges are due to
get 1600,000 to $800,000 more per
year under the newly adopted plan
of financing their buildings by a
6-centf tax than they would get if
they changed to a split of the in
come from the university perma
nent fund. ! i
As FFA Duchess
I Miss Dottle Camp was named
Cotton Bull Duchess ot the A&M
Collegiate Chapter of the PFA
Monday night.
MUn Camp Is from Thorndale
nnd a graduate of Ti'xns Univer
sity, At present she: |» employed
ns a model In New York! Her
oort ivlll he David L. Htlles, ngrl*
eulUirul education senior from
Thoridnle. ' ■
OOEFWmGAN,'
PMA/r- MEETUp V/fTf
WftLS/T'-TH'MAYSEED^
AIN'T MUCH-BUTTWT
IS TW IMPORTANT ON
| Whata Cooking ,
BASTBOP-LEE COUNTY CLUB
7:30 p. m., Thursday, Room 208,
Academic Building.
COMMENTATOR STAFF, 7 p.
m., Thursday, Commentator Of
fice. Discussion of May issue.
CORYELL COUNTY CLUB,
7:30 p.m., Thursday, Room 307,
Academic Building.
EAST TEXAS CLUB, Thursday
7:30 p. m.. YMCA.
EL CAMPO CLUB, 7:30 p. m.,
Thursday, Room 207, Academic
Building. |
FAYETTE COUNTY CLUB,
7:30 p. m., Thursday, Room 227,
Academic Building. Selection of
Cotton Ball duchess.
FFA COLLEGIATE CHAPTER
7:30 p. m. Monday, Agriculture
Engineering Lecture Room.
FISH AND GAME CLUB, 7:30
p. m., Wednesday, Ag. Eng. Build
ing.
FORT WORTH A&M CLUB,
7:15 p.m., Wednesday, Lecture
Room of the Science Hall. Select
duchess.
HENDERSON COUNTY CLUB,
7:15 p. m. Thursday, Room 223,
Academic Building.
NAVARRO COUNTY CLUB,
7:30 p. m. Thursday, Room 228,
Academic Building.
RIO GRANDE VALLEY CLUB,
7:30 p. m., Thursday, YMCA. .
SOCIOLOGY CLUB, 7:30 p. m.,
Tuesday, Room 206, Agriculture
Building.
TAU BETA PI, Wednesday,
7:J6 p. m., Petroleum Lecture
Room.
BEING A BU8Y BEAVER
DOESN'T ALWAYS PAY
FREDERICTON, N. B., —UP)—
The busy beaver apparently has
been too busy in New Brunswick,
causing flood damage With hla
dams,
Ffom Anrll U*May 10 tha gov*
ornmont will allow trapping In the
province by permit, v 7 I
If they'll let well enough alone,
the heavers would have continued
to lie protected by u ycur-round
dosed season.
Gb'n Millerfi
OutaUbd
Freddie Mi
"Rhythm* IHnh
Phil Htrri* pi
"DarkiT
"That'
Bohton Pops Ort: oh
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Latin America"
|er Club"
jLIke A)
it the
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The Three Sons
H Busy Finger*"
Wayne King Plays
Irving Berlin Melodiee
“All Time Hit* by Eddie Arnold”
’’Rudolph the Red-Noaed Reindeer”
The Three $oni /
ie Evot luHting Hills of Oklahoma”
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Gat* — College Station
A
•7r»" tool AH RCA Vidor rsleaiei
on lh« now 7-Inch rocordi will alio bo
available on tho standard 10- and 12-
Inch disc*. j
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College and 27th
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CHICKEN FRIED STEAK DINNERS
AGGIES ALWAYS WELCOME .
Battalion
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH
SELL WITH A BATTALION CLASSL
FIED AD. Rates ... ti a word p«r
rtion with s 2^4 minimum. Simcr
Classified Section . M4 per
inch. Bend all claMifieds with
remittance to the Student Activitlce Of
fice. AU ads should be turned in h>
10:00 a.m. of the day before publication.
• BUSINESS SERVICES •
FOR SALE Good pair
Hollck-made. slxe 8, calf 13.
Mrtjulllrn. Phone 4-Ilf>3 or
Alvin Newman free pass at
FOR sale—Clean *41
hydromattc. Good Urea, radio,
cent overhaul..I9QU.00I .norm'
TYPING done at home. Phone 4-B44
Duplex at College Main and Clay.
HAVE your theme*, theels, typed by ex
perts. Phone 2-6T05. THE SCRIBE
SHOP, 10107 E. 23rd.
ay em
nlih S I
• FOR SALE OR TRADE •
WILL TRADE for moat anything In ex
change for Air-Way vacuum cleaner.
Demonstration Incur* no obUgatlon. W.
C. Clement. Phone 2r6259.
MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE—Priced
sell! Cheap! See Jackson, 3—324.
to
FOR SALE -1948 Chevrolet 4-door Style
Majster Sedan Radio, heater, plastic seat
coven; low mileage. $1,650. See Overly,
Room 68, Mitchell.
America’s Most Popular
I Imetal chair
Seq. Foam Green
Lipstick Red
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MAIIULU SHARED SEAT. Size: width, IH'/, InohMl
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19 Induw. Rack — width, 20 inchf*; height,
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luitre, Set up ami delivered or In Individual carton
with convenient carrying handle.
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“COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS"
Rrvnn. Texas
Bryan, Texas
Exams For State
Jobs To Be Held j
The Merit System Council will
hold competitive examinations on
May 7 for positions in the Texas
Employment Service and the State
Department of Public Welfare,
Charles S, Gardiner, council direc
tor, said today.
PoRitlono available Include field
worker, cplld welfare worker, lit-
tervlewev, stenographer, clerk,
clot’k-typlijt, and key punch opera
tor.
Applications for theso examina
tions must he mndo ou official ap-
plU'atlhn blanks which may he ob
tained from local agency offices or
hy writing to the Merit System
(to iiiell, HOH Tribune Build lug, Aus*
tin, Texas,
Latin AinericAn
Diichuss Selected
Mnrgnrrtt Krleg of Thrall, Texas
hnft been ! elected dutthesi of the
Ltd I n American Cluh.
Miss Kk-clg is a freshman nt
TSOW and will he escorted, to the
Cotton Ball and Pageant hy Jnin>c
Cruz from Mexico City. /
THIEF PRACTICES; NOW
STUDENT CAN’T PREACH
HUNTINGTON, Pa., Jo-
sebh H. Brady, Jr., hopes his ser
mons will do the , thief who stole
them some good.
Brady, pre-ministerial student at
Juaniata College, had 120 sermons
to try out at the' Grier School for
Girls near Tyrone, Pa.
Yesterday, he reported all of
them were stolen.
o LOST AND
LOST—In front of Consolii
School. B Flat clarinet Bo.
Rednet Serial No. 36S99. Imlt.
tor case. Phone 8516F2 or 2rf
reward for return. ''ifoi ■■
fii-
LOST—In or near library,'
KAE slide rule, aerial No
please contact A. R. Da
10C6, College Staton, Texas.
HELP WANTED—Advtrftil
needed by Student Publlcatli
vertislng desk, Batt offli
Henry Cloudt free pass to Cal
WANTED—Ride to South tfjji.l Mod
thru Friday, 7:30-3:00, from •18(10 bit
College Road. Phone 4-.1170. ;
,
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Called meeting fe'
March 31 at «:3«:P.
In M.M. degreetra':
J. 4. Woolkel, W.W
W. H. Badgett.i
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Huy roar shoe polish alMolicl
itoot shop and we will ;|ell
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AM lo wao II forvtftlyt > .
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Muucra hoot Hitot
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Automotive Elwtricians
Starter, Generators
and Carburetors
Tune-up — Magneto Service
Bruner Battery & Electric
. Company
113 E. 28th St. — Bryan
♦irB* Mill's'* fAller tui|gf,(
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><irth (tale Phd
C. C. Curds, 6.C.. k*h.0.
Palmar Graduate
CHIROPRACTOR
. Modem Uptown Office
Main at 26th over Creamland
' [Phone 2-7089
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FOR THOSE WHO
DEMAND THE BEST . . .
College Shoe Repair
North Gate
CITY OF COLLKUK NTATION
Cullege Hlallon, Texas / -
mude |he
rdlilance No. 3N be Amended as
Tha Konlnf Commission has
fallowing recommendallons:
Tthat oi
iwsi ■■■Hill
aacllon {No, ft shall he amended by
addition of Arllcle V to read M foi-
It No detached billboard or sign shall
pemitled in l>lsirl«l No, I,
I, Heelion No fl slmll he amended hy
U|s addiilon of the tnliowlngi No detneh-
hliltxmrd or sign shall be permuted
til Uletnrt No, I, ^
I; lNtt«n No, t etmll be amended by
addition of (he following! No deigeh*4
hjllbvard or sigh shell he permuted In
Oleiriet No. pT I
!♦, Oeellon No, I shell be amended by
addition of the following l No detached
bUntMi* or elgn shall be permuted In
Dletrlei No, I,
1 A. ordlmtmte No. 3H shell further be
id by adding the followingi In no
Mellon ahall a detached tullhnerd
sign be permitted within the city limile
Cel lege fetation.
The aontng ordinance provides that any
e
t
area „ „ ■ I I . ^
i m (18) days before Um City Counell
U thereon. ' i
In Accordance, this notice Is published
id posted, notifying all cltieens who may
have reason to protest the sonlng of this
area, that they nppear before the pW
Council, Monday, April 1», 1940. at T:30
p.m. at the city hall.
roiima orninance proviore inai any
■ In the sonlng of/areas by pub-
in the local paper aad^poeted In
IS to be rmifd. for a perindToflftf-
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