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About The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1949)
Ttrar ITTCTt m rlorl (Continued from finger game. For e the Fish vfi Out fthe services of i Opersteny, 'vl because of an Xer^d during infield , ' T ie Fish putting 1 crois the plate .in followed by tw o eighth and another qui kly iced the J4ck Mills ! id the by getting tb fray followed jnade two for three men' collected a total of h for | the afternoon. B|bbby ^ Farmer, true school form, didn’t qui' decision of the umpi ter Ijpatt of the tilt a ing'quite a while exi unmentional words, arillo left fielder was tossi . ree for f ! ' , i| I f Betwetm waJlpap|i •f quality #r ! - ■ ' ii AGGIE CHRISTIAN SHIP, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Solarium of the YMCA. BRYAN-COLLEGE CLUB, 7: p. m., Thursday, Room 305, Aca demic Building. To discuss Easter party plans. I / I JICRAFT GROUP, 9:30 a. mrsday, YMCA. Speaker on carving. , 1 : r the game. Still getting on the umps nerves by heckling from the bencih the Aggie athlete was sentj to the showers. , |! ! A1 Ogletree, exhibiting as great a form behind the plate i as Bob TJankersley did on the mound, threw three men out ti[ying to Steal second and in the closing min* utes of the game blasted out 'A triple scoring Farmer, who was on mm. - — we are offering room lot* || . : lit extremely low price#. !h try an, Texas to Poet Office” "Ti ■ ■ i it !•' Phone 2-1318 Vii'.l' : /■ Stf 1*9664 SCOTLoa 1 ; 11 ’ | 3 Summer is a lot able when yot. the ventilated comfort of this smart Edgerton style. Here is a real hot weather possessionwhr 1 you will cherish. ¥ . mam -if v'^ 1 booking [OieValier Proposes Liberalized / F r lion Through Integration A relatively new slant to a fa miliar topic was voiced by Colonel Willard Chevalier in an interview Monday afternoon following his talk to students and faculty mem bers in the Chemistry Lecture Room. Chevalier proposed allocating the burden of giving engineering stu dents a more liberalized education on instructors in engineering cour ses. In answer to the question, “Do you think that engineers learn too much engineering and not enough of the ‘broadening’ subjects?” he answered^ “An engineer can never learn too much about engineering.” The ruddy - complected senior vice-president of the McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. affirmed the neces sity for engineers of the future to have a broader knowledge of life, but added that he for prospective tain such know! in the rf T " see no way ers to ob- from courses or the social .. taught the br life in the c i themselves. engl- sciences. Pointing pu the student er aspe neering .— ,— r This, he agreed^ would throw the needs for acquiring a liberalized education through study of cer tain liberal arts courses on engi neering instructors. Such instruc tors would also hftve to be capable men, able to integrate this supple mentary material into!highly tech- Tiical courses.: y, j , \ He will speak to the freshmen tomorrow morning at 10 in the. An nex Gym. f ] [ \ Battalion \ I CLASSIFIED ADS PftKo i) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13,1940 NNl.t. WITH k BATTAMON Of.AMiriKU AO. min . . . s« a wore Hf UMortioa with * IM mialmom, noom him is OMMlfM iMUoa . , . w« sw toiumo iMh. None sit risMifioe* with romit* Issm to the htuOrnt Asiiviiim om<*, All stfs ahouM ha tumatf Is by toioo >.m. atiha 4*y hoftro mbliasttaa. • hTih 'K your 1BINEM SERVICES • t LOST HIND • t|A)MT MImM lamt frtnnlK wMtr (nr|r Ah«tli IhrM moiiUm old. No (•ollor. Not yaward call t wtTt, MAVM your thamM, thorn, typod by ax- part*. Phona a-OTOtt. TMH SCKIBIB shop, too; n. asrd. TYPING Ilona at hom*. Phona 4-04IS. Duplex |at Collega Main and Clay. • WANTED • WANTED^--aaraga, aomewhare near North line. C Box College Date bits line. Contact 3, M. Parker, l»Sl, " t FOR SALE OR TRADE • FOR BADE—1947 Ford Club Coupe with overdrlvj*; 194S Ford Club Coupe with overdr1v|e; Salibury motor scooter. See Slaughter, 407 • 11, or Box 4873 after Easter. FOR SALE—1936 Dodge Fordor Sedan. Excellent radio, heater, and tires. Good body and motor. $295.00. See at 4400 College Main between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. >■ ! Nj ;$ H 0 vi ro il N f N ^iUfiCb. MENS cLotHINd SINCE IS#6 .1 — 1 ■ I I. .n ■■■ <4 3 T SINCE ISWS “Ask Me About Our Business” J. M. Tacker ’43 DLst. Mgr. Residenc«: 902 Peace St. Box 1506 College Sta. I i/i 1 , It’s Fun to Be Fooled (Sometimes) . . . Rut it saves you money to know the Profit - Sharing Program of— National Farm Life Insurance Company Student KrpTeeentativrs: SAM ROUTH, Dorm 10-2-7 W. W. CLIFTON. Dorm 3-217 BOB QUICK. Mitchell 1-20 JACK ORR. 12—l|l9 Cij :s.,i. 1 h '1 ti! i Your fembrial Student Center Gift Shop is planning * I il l If ' t'l * ' ! ' ' to hhrid|le jone of the most complete lines of fancy box T; candies, nuts, cookies, and other confections ■ I I I ' \ : j ' indii^ pleased to announce the . . . 1 j l:l 'U i ri il, ' and; I i i V' 'I i . ;• • : ' •i. l • ■ TEX^.S n TEX^S CHOCfo: alm<{): • ! -i ALLIE ADAMS CANDIES MS i —Consisting of— PjEGANDY pecalmon TREATS PECANDANDIES. Ti I 1 i I ; .• J is lES'.-i BURT OFFERING DEES — ALMONDS j DEES — PECANS and others !' -f -N i ew line is in addition to our wide selection of box- and jar candies by:. r! '1? ’ LAMME / AN BUNTE JOHNSTON / ■/ Memorial Student Center Gift Shop if l!r II ■■ '' i. ' ; • iJ j / 1 f i CHI KOPRACTOR Gao. W. Burhannn, D.C. COLONIC X-RAY, 805 E. 28th St. Phone 2*6243 USED CAR HEADQUARTERS Your Friendly Ford Dealer I T I v BRYAN MOTOR CO. N. Main St. — 4- Call 4-124.1 to BUT or SELL that HOME or BUSINESS Also complete LOAN and INSURANCE service. ;Your | friendly AGGIE REALTY A INSURANCE CO. Casey-Burgess Bldg. 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