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Th0 second
new S
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jpttf:
. -roof on
hotel will
Already 01
knatln Shell
>Wi many
4 it, which
iter covering 1
ie stacks oft
to be used for
•upper floors.
* Actually, th:
Constructed, a'
connected so
west will look as
bu Iding as the r
ter, and the game
and east of
pool tables an
be located,
ea 'ered passaj.
n the main
a kitchen, coff
ip:; post off
gejteral loun
rooms, and the
terrace will be on
The twelve chair
mechanical serjvice
in the basement.
; ?he hotel Will
rooms, a card roo;
epate chambe: ’,
general offiep.
« hotel roods
both the secoijd a:
Each room wil ha
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The sidewalk in front of Galon
Hall wilt bo extended to the West
through the block In which the
Stude^ Memorial Center la be*
ing constructed, and another will
be built along the parking wag
which will be parallel to Lamar
Street which is in front of the
center. „
Simmons said the yard in front
of the Student Memorial Center
will be terraced and all buildings
now on the block will be .torn
down, i
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wain
Three elevai
>tel and
iumb waitei
! ters in brih
d floor f:
; Sight lanes
‘Ol tables w 1
Iding. Galle
same
t cen-
hind
where
will
by a
Will be
te t
eeting
ancing
(did floor. 1
r| shop and
Will be
nee ting
Student
room, and
tour regu-
located in
| floors.
Own bath,
in the
besides
by the
dod to the
hen. t
and 11
game
eople hi-
Whata Cooking
BASTROP-LEE COUNTY CLUB
7:80 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 807,
Academic 1 Building.
'! EAST TEXAS CLUB, Thursday
7:80 p. m.. YMCA.
EL CAMPO CLUB, 7:86 p. in.,
Thursday, Room 207, Academic
Building. ,
FjiYETTE COUNTY CLUB,
7:80( p. m., Thursday, Room 227,
Academic Building. Selection of
Cotton Ball duchess.
HENDERSON COUNTY CLUB,
7:16 p. m. Thursday, Room 223,
Academic Building, i -
LATIN-AMERICAN CLUB 7:16
p. m., Friday, Assembly Room,
YMCA.
NAVARRO COUNTY CLUB,
,7:30 p. m. Thursday, Room 228,
Academic Building.
RIO GRANDE VALLEY CLUB,
7:30 p. m., Thursday, YMCA.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 31,1949
feATTAUON GLASS!*
10:00
IT ACC
Hriols tie took
fi •• PWIlWFf KW '
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LOOK FOR
THIS LA8SL I
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SiHAtCI SLACKS
Cotton Cap — j —— $6.50
Tropical Cap $7.50
$1.00
Tropical Worsted and Gabardine $2.50
r M'i 11 "" f
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shorthand ■tartlns Kthruary 2. Call Me-
K«nal«-Baldwin Business Collet*. 2-Mfi6.
ImLe OB
FOR SALE—1948 CbewouTlIlojj? Style
Master Sedad. Radio, heater, plastic seat
coven; low hlleace. $1,650. See Overly,
Room 68, Mitchell.
FOR SALE—Good pair senior boots,
HoUck-made. size 8, cat; 13. Contact K. E.
McQulllen. Phone 4-1153 or 4-7214. Bert
H. Gibbs free show at Campus.
FOR SALE—1937 Buick Tudor. 8190.00.
Contact Henry, B-6-X, College View.
FOR SALE—Clean *41 Olda "t"'. No
hydromattc. Good tires, radio, hsater. Re-
cent overhaul. 6900.00. Dorm 3, Room 102.
FOR SALE—1945 Servteycle. Good con
dition. Ideal cheap transportation. Bee Lee
Durst, Apt. No. 34-B, Vet Villafe.
FOR SALE—One clean '37 Plymouth
2-door. New paint and upholstery. Runs
good. Jackson at Ray’s Snack Bar from
11:00 -r 1:00 and 8:00 — 8:00. Priced
to sell.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—In front of Consolidated High
School, B Flat clarinet Boehm, Sytem
Rednet Serial No. 36M9. Imitation alliga
tor case. Phone 8516F2 or 2-1905. $20.00
reward for return. Joseph Frederick Saleh
free pass to Campus.
NORTH TEXAS HAS
ANNIVERSARY TODAY
DENTONv Tex., March 31 —W>)
There won’t be much studying at
North Texas State College today
.... they’re going to celebrate.
The occasion will be the college’s
60th anniversary as a state school.
In these 60 years it has grown
from a small privately operated
school to one of Texas’ biggest
colleges. ! >
Ex-students and others are ex
pected to jam the campus for the
occasion. ,
Established through community
effort as a privately owned normal
college in 1890, the school was
first named the Texas Normal Col
lege.
In 1899 the city of Denton off
ered thei building and grounds to
the state to establish the State
Normal College. This donation was
accepted in a bill signed by Gov.
Joseph D. Sayers on March 31,
1899.
CATHOLIC MASS
Friday
6:45 ajn.
ST. MARY'S CHAPEL
FOB EYE EXAMINATION
AND GLASSES
I Consult
DR. J. W. PAYNE
Optometrlat
169 South Main St.
Bryns, Texn*
Consult »
Dr. Carlton R. Lee
OPTOMETRIST
i With Your Visual Problems
203 S. Main — Bryan
Phone 2-1662
LOST—In or near library, Friday, on*
KAE elide rule, aerial No. 356742. Finder
plena* contact A. R. Davla, P. O. Beat
4006, College Station, T«aa..
HELP WANTED •*- Two competent typ-
late and on* girl clerk With Addreaaograph
office machine experience wanted on a full
time basin. Only fast typists need apply.
The Association of Former Student*. Room
104, Administration Bldjd' AAM College,
College Station. ]
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The little Room Thftt Wttrt
MSROCXIR
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WANTED—Ride to South Side. Monday
thru Friday, 7:30-5:00, from 1800 block,
College Road. Ptume 4-1170.
Buy your ahoe pollah at HoUek’*
and we wUl tell yon
li\
now to nee It correctly:
DID YOU KNOW?
' V MULJtA'S BOOT SHOP
Rorta unto 1 ' Phono 4-9674
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.
Shaffer’s Book Stof« Will
order, special for you:
SOL KUtM I A) DUE NO. 13N A.P^AiM.
A Called \ meeting Thumiay,
ZAa March 31 at 6:30 p m. Work
AjerjVa In M.M. degree.
XxJX *■ 4. Hoolket, W.M, II
yy W. H. Bad get t, Sec.
special Model Kita at Shaffer’*
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'e^-sa t) Shooting Star"
••vie© wanter’f
••uo-oevu” | x
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npeth
BOOK STO
jFhoae
4-8814
GIFTS
for every occasion
HENRY A. MILLER
North Gate Phone 4-1145
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$4.25
$6.25
$6.50
CLOTHING SINCE
Y-
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Automotive EKectricfans
Starter, Generators
and Carburetors'
Tune-up — Magneto Service
Bruner Battery & Electric
Company
113 E. 28th St. — Bryan
u. c. Curtis, d.c.,
Palmer Graduate
CHIROPRACTOR
Modem Uptown Office
Main at 26th over dreamland
Phone 2-7089
aLl time
:
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laki Uniform will become official,
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M) prepare now to pack those “pinkH”
Ui.ii “greena” in moth ball*. \ '
en, see us for all your Khaki
* T ■ ♦ TIES •
• SOCKS •
• OVERSEAS CAPS
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"Serving Texas Aggies”
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of 66 or over, regardless of need,
naturally involves the operation of
the Social Security Act. Some op
ponents said passage of the Rank
in bill would complicate chances
of legislation broadening social se
curity .coverage.
Teague’s war record won him
three silver stars, two bronze stars
the purple heart with two clusters,
Croix De Guerre, Combat Infantry
Badge, Presidential .'Unit Citation,
and army commendation ribbon.
Teague got a reserve commis
sion upon finishing A&M in 1932.
He is married and has a young
daughter and two sons. Mrs.
Teague is the former Freddie
Dunman of Fort Worth.
Although he has to use an es
pecially built shoe qnd walks with
a limp because of an ankle shot
away by German gunfire, Teague
keeps in trim by playing a fast
hand-ball game in the House gym
nasium with various Texas collea
gues.
HOUSTON POST MANAGER
SPEAKS TO JOURNALISTS
Loyd Gregory, business manager
of the Houston Post and former
managing editor, addressed a group
of journalism and publications Stu
dents last night. ';
Gregory said that curiosity and
a desire to write were the impor
tant essentials for good journal
ists.
Approximately 40 ; students heard
Gregory’s talk. jb- .
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The names of thoroughbreds
must be approved by the Jockey
Club.
* Records J
* Books Ij
* Rubber Stamps
* Model Airplanes
* Fountain Pen Repairs
* Model Supplies .
Make use of this
SPECIAL SERVICE
at no extra charge!
Shaffer’s Bo
Store
NORTH GATE
PHONE
4-8814
Second
Anniversay Sale
Fri., and Sat., April 1 and 2
Discount on all corsages!
ou/er
Phone North Gate
(Next door to The Campus)
ma
[BHTIR
BUYS
Used Car
!
LOW DOWN PAYMENTS
EASY TERMS — (Up to 21 Months)
GUi
1949 FORD Club Coup
(Demonstrator), Radio,
Heater **o**»**«*e*e^|****e<t** 1 $1995
1947 FORD 2-Dr. Sedan
Radio, Heater $1550
1947 FORD 4-Dr. Sedan
Radio, Heaterl $1895
1947 PLYMOimi'2-Dr:
Radio, Heater 0. $1498
1946 FO^D 4-Dr. Sedan
Ready-to-Drive ...... $1295
1946
A Real Bargain ....... $1!
1942 FORD 2-Dr. Sedan
New Paint $1095
1942 PLYMOUTH 2-Dr.
A Bargain ..................
1940 FORD 2-Dr. ...*.
1940 PLYMOUTH ....
1989 MERCURY
1988 STUDEBAKER 1
1989 FORD 2 Dr.$595
1940 FORD Coupe .. . $595
1937 FORD Pick-up $295
/
USED TRUCK BARGAINS
UP TO 24 MONTHS TO PAY
1948 UHEmgff Bump 194?
Low Mileage 4 $1750 8
1948 FORD 1*$ Ton Stake 194
Clean to go to work $1695Pick-up
ton Stake
... $995
Vi Ton
sons
BRYAN MOTOR CO
“YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER”
Highway 6 South
Mr,
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BRYAN, TEXAS
415 N. Male
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LATENT RECORDS AT SHAFFER’S
Woody Harman — ’’Four Brother**’
Hank Williams — "Lovesick Blues' •
“Lemon Drop’’ by both Oen* Krupa
oy uuin uene sirup*
and Woody Herman
SHAFFER'S BOOK
North Goto 1
USED GAB
HEADQUARTERS
Tour Friendly Ford Dealer
v. i. | Y" | /
BRYAN MOTOR GO.
N. Main St. ~ | ;l f I
EXPERT SHOE REPAIRS
While You Welt
Cowboy Boots made to order
JONES BOOT SHOP §
Southside Y L ;
TAK
pert
Wheel Aligrii
AGGIE GARAGE
Gate Phone
State
weighs more than 16(
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pou
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COLLEGE STATION
Free Delivery
—Delivery Hours—
10 a.m. — 4 p.m.
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Specials For Friday and Sa|u
1 lb. Can
Fraziers Southern Style
CATSUP, 14 oz hot. | 15c
May-flower Cream Style
CORN, 2 cans 29c
A Pure Vegetable Shortening
SPRY
Sour or Dill
mtw
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PICKLES, quart
Lee and Perrins—The original Worchesters
SAUCE : M
Pictsweet Little
PEAS, picnic size can
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15c
Gladiola
1- .
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Limarada Italian Style
OLIVES, quart
5«c
, 16 oz; jar 33c
art 29c
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Came
55c
61c
Scans 29c
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MEATS
Radio Brand Sliced
BACON, lb.
I twammwiaaaiiMwiitxiil
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That Good Missouri
CHEESE, lb.
TO-
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