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ponent irninlnir (net t
being tho, eountpy'ii
producer of enpy rds«
mid Td#AH hnvUjg tufHi
navy renerve bflie^r
two Mchooln outetuiK I
the new Academy,} j ,
Confirmation,pfj tM
Of the Agflee fjr tw'l
nae not yet bee t mat ,
Director: Bill Cj rtrlicntt
expeotedj momet taiiit)
la absent from (he cl
gent as he is tobrini
Toicas area speaking at
football banque .s. i Ah
letic Director “ Dog”
unteered the statemeii
Serve trainees cbuld Hi
off of thqse Air 1 ForC'
now or two year 3 from
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Pagd 6
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FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1949
Aggie Te |ink:Team
To Meet SMC, Hire
UT
A$M’s varsity! .tolrtitlr,
meets SMU’s ti nqis teanr|; i!
inference opemr for .the Ai
here, Saturday at;one tfclckik.
The Aggie tennis team
consist of Rodnryj SelJfrK, (lair
Wallis, Allan Aarotisori,
:• N
Sellark and Wjtl-
the nrrm
Price Metcalfe
lis will form
doubles, team
and Metcalfe c< mt>ris(^ thO b
doubles team. > ' 1]
Playing for t rte Maktai iga
be George Martin, Rdymortd •tttide,
‘ James Owen, ard Herbie
Karren was n nher-lQ) iv ^aio
Osbdrn In the 194T| stafp fimliijand
should prove to >e onb^of the
playars in the meeting bet
the two schools. ?; If;;
In the Aggies last rtteetiiig ^ith
the Pontes A&Mi cable ihrpijigh
with a win of fobr mafehes to
rtUn In OltM^^pLdnn , ,
column Inch. Hand all claui
nmltuncc to the Student Actlvltlm Qf.
flea All! nd* choutd bc turned In by
101*0 am. of the dny before publlcntlon.
*1“'
MS:
thl| |pants
en
• BUSINESS SERVICES •
lierte. Phone 2-671MI.- THE SCRIBE SHOP,
1007 E. 23rd. I i
■' ■ii... • l.l W . _ . II..I 1.M j
TYPING done it home. Phone 4-8448,
Duplex at College Main and Clay.
- AGGIE FISH
jf (Continued from Page 5)
BE n
ICAKT MA**
the Aggie defensive game immen
sely. , •
am Charlie Opersteny, Kish third
j!iH||the baseman, started off the la,st of
' A ' a ies, the fifth inning when he grabbed
a walk of pitcher Walt Deakln.
Less Lackey then sacrificed and
Mills walked to put runners on
first and third. Ogletree then
scored Opersteny on a Rice in
field error. Farmer then hit into
a double play to retire the side.
Owl shortstop, Doyle Beard, ex-
Lamar High (Houston) product,
seemed badly confused on his field
play. The young star, who is play
ing with a plate ini his right heel
from an old baseball injury, muff
ed .the easy ones but turned two
good hits into outs.
The Fish will next play in Waco
this Saturday when they meet a
strong squad from Baylor. The
Bear Freshmen are reported to
have a tough team and should be
|wo.' real competition for the Aggies.
Y ROSS
J’reHeiJtH j^terl Easter Parade with
fas|ioNARlk pique hats
; | |1 {smart with
Vnlll IjtUf Vail
iSYpfe DRESS SHOP
W •» j"KX<j9,l| l lj i'K til'T' M*T MAPKN'mIVK" *n PHONE 4-UAI
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pun Call 4-4004
PM* to CompUH.
I.nrii^ bedroom. N'enr'ram-
4. Edward H. Gom*r free
• FOR SALS OR TRADE •
KOK HALE—1948 Chevrolet 4-door Style
Master Sedan. Radio, heater, plastic seat
'overs; low mileage. See Overly.
Room 08. Mitchell.
!FOR SALE Good pair senior boots,
Uollck-made, size 8, calf 13. Contact E.
E. McQuillen. Phone 4-US3 or 4-7214.
Loyd Emmett Griffith free show at Cam
pus. /'
FOR SALE—'37 Bulck Tudor. liflO.OO.
Contact Henry, B-6-X, College View.
FOR SALE—Clean ’41 Olds No
hydromatic. Good tires, radlo^ heater. Re
cent overhaul. $800.00. Dorm 3, Room 102.
FOR SALE—One clean ’37 Plymouth
2-door. New paint and upholstery. Runs
good. Jackson at Ray's Snack Bar from
J 1:00-1:00 and 5:00-8:00. Priced to sell.
FOR SALK—Show type COCKER SPAN
IEL PUPS, two months old. registered and
pedigreed. *25.00 and *30.00. 721 Edge-
wood . Garden Acres. Phone 4-6107.
FOR SALE—1945 Servicycle. Good con
dition. Ideal cheap transportation. See
Lee Durst. Apt. 1 No. 34B, yet Village.
stay your shoe polish at HoUck’s
noot «nop and we wUI tell you
now to use It correctly!
^ MULll'H’S HOOT SHOP
norm (late Phone 4-9«74
NEW RECORDINGS!
t«ene Krupa's “After You’re Gone"
- “Dark Eyes'*
1-es Brown “Mexican Dance”
KHAEEER'S BOOK STORE
Norm Gate Phone 4-M14
lour RENT Ml V in
RIIAM MILITARY SLACKS!
Genuine t ramertou Army Cloth
•lenvy Duty Tnlun Zipper
itiin .miltar, Muck, Only *5.85
SMI'til'H d.KANEHH \
Nurtii Gate flume 4 4144
——*wrw | ii stui
MMI ■
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J.C(H LTER
1800 S. cjiMegll
t
8w Ua For 4 1 '. ,
(JAKDENIAS
ORCHIDS
CAMELLIAS
It)R FLOWER NEEDS
o :,
SMITH FLORIST
Phone 2-6725
tmnn oak
: IIRADQH ARTKIM
Tour FHandly Ford Dealor
BRYAN MOTOR 00.
N. Main St.
LAUNDER IN LEISURE
LAUNDROMAT EQUIPPED
ONE-HALF HOUR LAUNDRY
—Open DaUp.'Yi9Q/|u«e-ij
GHIROFRACTOR
Geo* W. Buchanan, D.C.
COLONIC: X-RAY
305 E. 28 St - - Ph-2-6243
White & Wychoff
, P :
Monogram med
* ' / ‘ /[• ' • I /
Stationery
Names . j •
I,' | |
Monograms...
Seals • •.
" T : ’
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j Printed to Order
$1.60 per box
I ■ I i\ • ' ' '
^Jlie ^Ixclian^e
Store
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“SERVING TEXAS AGGIES”
U'L ABNER
U’L ABNER Love Ik Just Around the Corner
YASSUH, MR- ROTTEN JQE-HE'S ] LITTLE FRIEND-
SETTIN'RlGHTHERE-WlFA^aUyYOU IS PARTN .
SMILE dN KIS NASTY Lll - NOW/T EVERYT'lh
FACE.- ' ‘ '
??-WHUT'STHET YO' ^
SAY, MAH Lit FRIEND?
ouvprr-
JOE-HE SAYS, DO!
HEGiTAGAL LIKE
TOO?
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SURE THOSE DATES G
J OB EATING PLEA^l
f/J
DRIVE inn
0|H*n 1!il 2:00 A. M. Friday and Satu
ED CLARK, ’43
The Best in Hamburgers
are found at
NITA’S NEWS STAND
North Gate
H
FOR THOSE WHO
DEMAND THE BEST . . .
College Shoe Repair
North date
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• KAlHY
• CiyARl
1049 FORD Cluli
(Deinomdrttlor),^
Htttter
1947 FORI) Mri
Rndlb, ..
1947 FORD 4-D
Radio, Under ..
1947 FLYMOUT
Radio, Heater
1946 FORD 4-Di£
Rcady-to-Diive k.
d Car
.9 • |
uarters
US
UP
erttevta
Lpw Mileage
1948 FORD 1
Cleap to goto
ir ; !!
BR
l-Yv
Highway ii
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PAYMENTS
- (Up to 21 MobthiO
1916 CHEVROLET 2-Dr
A Real Bargain ... „ $1295
1942 IiORD 2-Dr, Hodan
Now Pilot .....d,. ... $1995
1942 PLYMOUTH 2-Dr.
$570
m,.., $650
140 PLYMOUTH ... $795
1939 MERCURY .1 ISOS
1938 STUDEBAKER $395
1939 FORD 2 Dr $595
1940 FORD Coupe .... $595
1987 FORD Pick-up ..-*295
CREAMLAND
"To Serve You Better
We Serve You the Best”
101 So. Main, Bryan
New York
Cafe
118 S. MAIN
BRYAN
G. C. Curtis, i).c., Ph.C.
Palmer Graduate
CHIROPRACTOR
Modern Uptown Office
Main at 26th over Creamland
Phone 2-7089
Automotive Eleotrirtnn*
Iturler, Generators
mid Carburetors
Tune-tip Magneto Mervloe
Itrmier Buttery k Electric
^ Company
iUi M, »Mth it, — Brystt
iiit.i l K(mi>'‘*.br: tT ’'
1940 PLY5 ‘
——
W
]JCK BARGAINS
ONTHSTOPAY
ip 1947 FORD t}% Ton Stake
50 8 dy. - -$995‘ >
te 1947 CHEVROLET ^ Ton
>95 Pick-up ...... $995
MOTOR CO.
»LY FORD DEALER”
m 1 -415 n; Main
ftYAN, TEXAS
CITY OF COlit.KOK NTATIOS
Cutleiia SlsOim, Tt-tna
Th« Zmiiug CuttimlMlon Ima mad# Ihe
following woinihthiUtloni':
That OMlifiiuicp No. 38 be amended aa
follow* A
1. Section No. 5 ahall be amended by
the addldoh of Article 9 to read aa fol
low*: No, detached blllboaAl or algo ahall
be permitted tn Dlatrlct No] 1.
2 Hewion No. 0 ahall be amended by
the addition of tha following: No detach
ed billboard or elgn ahall be permitted
In piatrlct No. 2.
3. Section No. 7 ■halt be amended by
addition of the following:' No detached
billboard or elgn ahall be permitted In
District No. 3. 1 j
4. Section No. 8 shall be amended by
addition of the following: No detached
billboard' or sign shall be permitted in
District No. S. /
5. Ordinance No. 38 shall further be
amended by adding the following: /In no
other section shall a detached billboard
or sign be permitted within the city limits
of Collage Station. '/
Tha zoning ordinance provides that any
changes in the zoning of areas by pub
lished in the local paper, and poeted In
the area to be zoned, for a period of fif
teen (15) days before the City Council
acts ; thereon. / 4
* in accordance, this notice is published
and posted, notifying all citizens who may
have reason to protest the zoning' of this
area, that they appear before the City
Council, Monday, April 11, 1848, at 7:30
p.m
LANGFORD
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