The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, December 13, 1949, Image 4

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No CommencehieiitFor Winter Grads
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There will be no commencement
ceremonies at the mid-term gradua
tion this year, Dr. G. W. Schlea-
selman, chairman of Commence
ment Committee, announced today.
This decision was reached by
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a poll taken of the January
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Out of the 615 ballots dis :ril
482 were returned. Three
and nintv were against the
while only 92 were for it.
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HERE IS SANTA’S ANSWER
to that Christmas Probleih!
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Aggie Jewelry
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BELT BUCKLES
NECKLACES .
PINS
BRACELETS .....
$1
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3.00
1.45
Formerly
•.... $3.00
v-v 6.60
.... : 3.00
4.80 i
6.00
KEYCHAINS 2.90
BARGAINS GALORE . .. STOP IN AND SEE THE
MANY VALUES WE OFFER YOU
( A small , deposit will hold any article
i , until Christmas
Budget your payments with our easy payment plan
Varner’s Jewelry Ston
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Layoff
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duction of 62,955 federal employe*
in four months was reported to
day by a Senate-House committee,
thanks to cuts ip civilian employ,
ment l|y the military forces. jV
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Ln ABNER A Net Profit
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Now Now Now
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AUTOMOBILES
FINANCED !
Phone 4*1232
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Travis
Colson
Nelson
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Watch for the...
BATTALION
GIFT SHOPPER’S
GUIDE !
our key to easy
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shopping”
Min
Philadelphia C«—The small boy
and the telephone operator had a
slight misunderKta
She couldn’t catch the number
he wanted, finally, he exploded: ;
“You operators are so dumb.”
The operator cut
Fifteen minutes lat
voice said “just
“My mother wants me to apol-
ogixe to you for what I said,” de
clared the small boy.
The operator accepted his apol-
ogy and connected him with his
number.
A half hour later—the small boy
and the operator of the phone again
The small boy:
“My mother just went out of the
house. I still think you’re dumb.”
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DIRECTORY
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50c per copy
Phone 4-5444
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STUDENT PUBLICATIONS
Texas A&M College
College Station, Texas
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—On Sale at Annex—
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CLASSIFIED AD Si
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1949
SILL WITH A BATTALION CLAABHUD TWO BEDROOM brick veneer—attic ven
tilation, hardwood floor*; immediate poa-
AD. Rata* ... 30c a word per inMrtloa
with a 36c minimum. Space rata* la
Claaalfted Section . . . 60« par column
Inch. Sand all claaalflad* with remit
tance to the Student Activities Office.
AU ad* should be turned In bp 10:00
a.m. of the dap before publication.
• FOB SALE •
PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS, $10.00 off
on all makee and modela, Royal*, Smith-
Conna*, Underwoods, and Remington*.
Convenient terms. Olft wrapped. Late
model rent machine*. Tppewriters and
adding machine*. Bryan Bualneaa Ma
chine Company, MS Nerth Mala, Dial
2-1328, Bryan.
Gordon Nunn Placed
With Stanolind OU
Gordon L. Nunn, a June ’49
graduate in Petroleum Engineering,
has recently been employed by the
Standard Oil and Gas Company.
The report on Nunn’s new posi
tion came in a release from the
Stanolind’s Tulsa offices
don. Priced to tell. Call 2.0180
after 6:00 p.m.
MAKE YOUR Chrlatme*
shopping eaap.
■on’* Magaxine
Oive magaxine*. Johnson’* ’ Magaxine
Agency, Box 284, College Station, Phone
4-9601.
MEN’S 26-Inch bicycle complete with stand
and wire basket. See at 205 Fidelity
St.
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HAVE RIDE for three to Los Angeles
after last class Christmas. ■ Win be
back In time for classes January 3.
Contact Box c. Annex. College Statlob,
Texas, or phone 3-6989.
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WILL EXCHANGE men’s standard blcp-
cle for 24-Inch boy’s bicycle In equal
condition; or will buy good 24-Inch bop’s
bicycle. Write Box 651, College Station,
or call 4-0324.
RIDERS TO AND FROM NEW YORK
area, for Christmas holidays, via light
plane; phone 4-4324, or AAM Wind Tun.
nel, Easterwood Airport.
♦ LOST AND FOUND •
LOST: Wed., Dec. 7; 1 field Jacket In
the lounge of Dorm 10. Finder please
return to room 408, Ag. Building
Lane Named
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Bob Lane of Lima,.iPei
elected president of - Hie
American Club Friday nlghi
Other officer* elected f<
school year were:
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Mexico, vice-president: And Gun
Leon-Ortega, secretary - tfeaaurex,
The club will meet on the firs
and third Friday* of each months
it was decided at the meeting.
IN « AN*
CHRISTMAS CARDS
BOX
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UtllVIRT
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MlttON
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THE EXCHANGE STORE
“Serving Texas Aggies” ,
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A&M Annex
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Batjtjalion Gift Shoppers Guide
Main Campus
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Gifts For Her
For The ramil
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Gifts For Him
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You Can Dance
Your Way Through
Shopping ,..
JUST SELECT HER GIFT
/ FROM THIS FINE
SELECTION
IMPORTED FIGURINES
fier CHINA and CRYSTAL
HAND-FORGED ALUMINUM TRAYS
MILK GLASSES
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' UNUSUAL SALT & PEPPER SETS
STATIONERY \ '
BIRTHDAY BOOKS
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BRIDGE TABLE COVERS
, ; CIGARETTE LIGHTERS
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No matter what she likes .... we’ve
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It Is the Truly Personal Charm
That Makes Your ...
PHOTOGRAPH
Such A Welcome Gift!
AGGIELAND STUDIO
Photograph* of Distinction
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An Excellent Gift for HER . . •
CANNON NYLON HOSE
51 Gauge, 15 Den
fauge, 15
$1.25
Box of 3 for $3.50
PRUITT'S
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&auty SHOP
SOUTH SIDE COLLEGE STATION
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\. Gifts for HER — For HIM — For the FAMILY
SPORTING GOODS
...GLASS WEAR .V.LJ
. . . FURNITURE
/ ... Hadios
LAMPS
TOYS
... APPUANCES
Gifts that will long be remembered
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Open Until 9 P. M. Every Thursday
North Gate
Henry A. Miller Co.
College Station
Bryan
Most Gifts Look
The Same
In a box by the
Christmas Tree
but YOUR GIFT
will be remembered long ..
if it comes from
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Novel Openers & Aids for the Bar
ITERLOCK Poker Chips and Cases
iVEL CLOCKS j j ,
NEW WHIRL-A-WAY ASH TRAYS
SHjAV^EMASTER ELECTRIC RAZORS
RECORDS |
SMART BRIEF CASES ’ ! |
STATIONERY
CIGARETTE UGHTERS
See Us for a Complete Line of
Unusual and Appropriate Gifts
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WE’VE BENT
OVER
BACKWARDS TO
PLEASE THE
WHOLE FAMILY!
Check this list for those One-Gift-Per-Family
Deals. Ideal for In-laws, Aunts & Uncles, Boss
es, etc.
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CONGRESS CARDS
PHOTO ALBUMS
CANASTA SETS
I LAMPS
SCRAPBOOKS 1 BABY BOOKS
EMBOSSED BRIDGE PADS
RECORD ALBUMS CIGARETTE LIGHTERS
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CHILDRENS BOOKS
The Appliance Mezzanine can supply a
variety of perfect gift suggestions.
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A Fine Piano - - Precious Joy for
Years to Come!
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A piano in your home
a priceless combination o f
musical joy, education and
fine culture. This Yule .—
give a worthy gift! <3ive a
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Let us show you our wide selectio
of pianos. S:
spinet and granfl piano types.
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t a worry about your bud-
et. Our convenient budget*
layment plan makes your pi*
no purchase an easy one!
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