The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, May 04, 1949, Image 4

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si llieerlnK H. W. Barlow (left to' right; inspect the induced draft cooling tower
BK Building.
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A aemUformal dance with
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follow the dinner, beginning at 0
p. m., Hancock added.
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MUNSING^
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Spain Gets Banking
Negotiation Rights
WASHINGTON, May 4 -<*>-
The State Department has given
Spain pcnniMHion to negotiate di
rectly vylth tho export-import bonk
for an American government loan.
Press officers Michael McDer
mott, in announcing this, said a
Spanish government representative
will come to Washington soon to
talk with bank officials.
At the same time, a highly in
formed government official said
the United States believes Spain
is a poor credit risk.
This official said he assumes the
bank will turn down the Spanish
request for credits unless Spain
makes certain economic reforms
suggested by the United States.
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J« Building, Ralph
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nlc ^Building,
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Final plma aa ito ihe data of
tho dinner | lanned at tho end of the
aemeater In Uredo will be dlacua-
aed and n ko|aAiy arrangementa
for the eng gement Will be studied.
The election of officer* for neltt
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»AVE COSLETT
ther • unusual to find a
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young, we 1-composed and soft-
spoken man engaged in a profes
sion usual y characterized by ner
vous, pre-paturely bald pink pill
addicts.
Such is the case over at WTAW,
however, where Richard L. Webb,
recently appointed acting manager
of the college radio station, is fin
ishing' pig first decade in radio
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The behind-the-scenes co-ordina
tor of the campus-located “Voice of
the Fighting Texas Aggies” seems
to have sojmehow missed the nerve-
wracking (routine which plays hav
oc with sq many jockeys of the air
waves.' j-
pick, ak most of his employees
call him, has been at WTAW for
slightly, nore; than a month. In
adpitioii to his managerial duties,
he has tjhe job of handling the
technical chores common to radio
broadcasting, and tending to sim
ilar business encountered in his
added jobj of chief engineer.
A native of Ft. Worth, Webb
spent about half of his life in
cowtowh before heading west
with hislfamjly to Compton, Cal*
ifornia. {During hia 12-year stay
in Compton, he got his first
taste of radio in the local junior
rbllegf. It Waa about (hia time
tljmt he became Interested in
ainateUr radio.
Uncle {Sam Interupted whatever
fuiure plana he hud then with on
invitation to spend what finally
amounted to three and a half years
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FOR THOSE WHO
DEMAND THE BEST . . .
College Shoe Repair
North Oats 9
G. C. Curtis, D.C., Ph.C.
Palmer Graduate
CHIROPRACTOR
Modern Uptown Office ^
Main at 26th over Creamland
Phone 2-7089
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That’s tho MUNSING-
rraula for your satisfaction.
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ken fulfills the Munsingwear
of Quality! /
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ilie perfect gift for
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derfully cool are these Mun-
panties in quick wry- 1
mg wearing rayon jersey or
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let for Ip* radio enthusiasm as a
rvico. Dick/found an out-
radio technician in the anti-air
craft artillery.
Back in civilian life once again,
he attended the National Radio
School in Los Angeles. Adding to
this training a short session at a
trade school, he secured a license
which entitled him to operate an
amateur station in the west coast
city.
A hankering to return to the
Lone Star State led Webb to ac
cept a job as engineer for KMHT
in Marshall, Texas. After six
months with this station, he mov
ed to KWHI in Brenham where
he assumed the title of chief en
gineer.
His next job-change resulted in
his present position at WTAW. A
resident of Bryan, Webb is un
married and looking forward to
his parent’s return from Califor
nia. :i
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Banks Is Granted
Six Week’s Leave
Dr. W. C- Banks, A&M extension
veterinarian has been grunted a
six week’s leave of absence this
summer, according to J. P. Prewit
acting director of the Texas Ex
tension Service,
Dr. Banks will use his leave of
absence to attend A&M during tho
first summer term. Hu plans to
take advanced veterinary anatomy
and 'advanced veterinary pathology,
Prcwit said.
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CLASSIFIED^
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SELL WITH A BATTALION Cl
AD. Rates
with a 25c minimum,
Classified Section
inch. Send all classifieds
tance to the Student Actlvil
All ads should be turned
a.m. of the day before
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Inlmum, Space r
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11 classifieds With
8S1FIED FOR BALE—It
Insertion gate sixteen
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HAVE your themes, thesis,
ports. Phone 2-6705.
jSHOP, 1007 E. 23rd
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FOR SALE—1949 Studebaker ^ ton pick
up with overdrive, brand new;; 35 miles.
| Sell at cost. L. L. Richardson, 'Box
824; Room 323, Dorm 16, College Sta-
FOR SALE—’47 Harley.DavIdnon 61 —
OHV. C»U Elder, 2-69S6.
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FOR SALE—Bargain! 3% room house
on corner lot. Hardwood floors through
out. Plrced right, 63,275.0(1, Including
loan. Lakevlew Acres, 2 miles south of,
East Gate on Hwy, 6. W. T. Allep,
FOR SALE—2 bedroom house with gar
age and sleeping porch, Soufhalde, ColJ
lege Station. Q. I. loan to qualified
veteran, Rhone 4-8117. PrlcW~.|6,O0O.W>,|
FOR SALE-1937 Ford, 6o (ioupe. De
pendable, economical truimportaUon
$255.00. Hancock, Room 321, Chemis
try Bldg., A.AM. College.
The 2,200 pound stainless steel
backstop nt Briggs Stadium, De
troit, is designed to hold 7,500
pounds of snow and ice. |
Arlan
David
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OFFICIAL BALLOT
NON-CORPS YELL LEADER
B. McSwain Robert Page William J. Thornton
NON-CORPS ATHLETIC COUNCIL
REPRESENTATIVE
M. Elston
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Marion R. Hensley, Jr.
NON-CORPS EDITOR
> AGGIELAND 1950
Chuck Cabaniss
NON-CORPS EDITOR
THE BATTALION
Bill Billingsley
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on-Corps students, not living in Hie dorms, will use this bal-
The ballot must be filled out and mailed or brought to the
Student Activities Office by 5 p.m. Wednesday.
To vote scratch all names except the one for which you wish
to cast your vote.
Signed...
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FOR HALE- 1937 Bulck 2-4opr aJjan,
prlcad to »»ll. Contact R.; N. Itmry,'
HMI-X, Coll«xi> VI»W. Jim*') owvn
Marlin free pna to Campua,
Final Rites Held |
For Mrs. McGinnis
Funernl services wore conducted
Monday for Mrs. N. M. McGinnis,
who died Saturday in Houston.
Burial was in the College Station
Cemetery. ; 11
Survivors include her husband,
a professor of landscape art at
A&M; her mother, Mrs. E. M. Lon-
cope of Houston; two sisters, Mrs,
Frank J. Taylor of Houston and
Mrs. E.B. Hopkins of Dallas and
four brothers, Charles, E. M., Wm,
P., and Donald B. Longscope.
Pall bearers were C. C. Doak,
Frank Anderson, T. W. Leland, T!
T. Walton, R. F. White, J. J. Wool-
ket, L. S. Paine, and Henderson
Shuffler.
Honorary pall bearers were Gibb
Gilchrist, F. C. Bolton, Charles N.
Shepardson, M. T. Harrihgton, H,
W. Barlow, W. L. Penberthy, T. D.
Brooks, Luke Harrison, I. B,
Boughton, Ide P. Trotter, J. P,
Abbott, Col. H. L. BoatnCr, Dr, T t
O. Walton. Sr., and J. B. Bagley.
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brakf* on which i movi
furniture 1200 mBw. Si
E. 28, -Bryan. Phone
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FOR HALE—One 19471
rolet Htylemaater., Ke<|a
will recelvved until 1
May 16. 1949. Tba
reject any and gll bid
any, and all tdchnic
Comptrolltr, A.AW.
College Station, Hex
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EMPLOYED VKtI'
pre-war house In jixcelM
be yours with nq
$40 00 per month!]
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abort leg*. Ah»v.-.
Please call Mrs. Tldwall
8:00 to 5;b0. i'-ontmlt
at the Boyettq Af
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icfel: cock
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CHIBOFRA
Geo. W. Buchfl
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North Gate
SQUARE DANCE
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What’s Cooking
BASTROP - LEE COUNTY,
7:30 p. m., Thursday, Room 208J
Academic Building.
CASS COUNTY CLUB, 7:30 p.
m., Thursday, Room 126, (Academic
Building.
DEL RIO A&M CLUB, 7:30 p.
m., Thursday, Reading Room, YM-
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HEART O’ TEXAS CLUB, 7:3^
m., Thursday, C. E. Lector^
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NTAC CLUB, 7:80 p. m., Wedr
nesday, Lecture Room, Civil En
gineering Building,': ! |
TEXAS COLLEGIATE A C A D-
EMY OF SCIENCE, Wednesday
night, Science Hall. Election of of
ficer*,
VM ’51 WIVES CLUB. Wednea-
day, Home of Mrs, Bitrlitlru Kyim,
llolick Street, College Station.
SI'LL ROSS LOIKiK NO! I
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May 6 at 6:1)
and examtni
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Our Bfg
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Columbia, Victor,
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SHAFFER'S
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Remember Your Rip-Gh
Oct the rumnUH OORN-EAU STA'
distinctively styled for thci
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There is only one Cord-Opening Enve
and that is GOKN-EAU’S.
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Beautifully embossed with jo
zational insignia or the college
— as you prefer it.
Sold exclusively in this area
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