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HISTORIC MOMENT—from the Republic production^ “Sands of
Iwo Jlma,” pictures the re-enactment of the fla^-ralslng bn Mt.
Hurlbachl. Using the original banner and the three survivors, the
studio has achieved one of the most dramatic sequences ever seen
in a motion picture. The picture Is so great It will be prevued
twice at the Campus Theatre—Tonight at 11:00 p.m., and Friday
at 11:00 p.m. v _ l -
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General Appears
Ip Iwo Jima’ Film
Gen. Howland M. Smith, the Ma-
Commander in the central Pa-
during the Island-hopping of-
;ive against the Japrnese from
1943 until late 1945, was persua
ded by Republlcl to portray him
self in the studio’s fine saga of
the Marine Corps, “Sands of Iwo
Jima," which is so great it will
be prevued twice at the Campus
Theatre—Tonight at 11:00 p.m.
and Friday at 11:00 p.m.
.As Commander of; the V Am
phibious Corps, which comprised
the Second and, at timeg the
Fourth Marine Division and the
27th Army Division, and later as
Commanding General of * the Fleet
Marine Force, Pacific, Gen, Smith
participated in every major cam
paign in the Pacific war from
Tarawa tp Iwo Jima. He w a a
nUjknamedj ‘Howlin’ Mad’ by news
paper reporters who covered his
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i j -pPytl Adverttoement
Aggie Radio & Appliances
BARGAIN SALE
While They Last
Motorola Car Radios
Yi Price
What'a Cooking
AGGIE SQUARES. Friday, Jan.
20, 8 p. m., Parish House, Rpisco.
pal Church.
P L
50 pic-
pal Church.
BEAUMONT A A M CLUB,
Thursday, Jan. 19, 7:80 p. m.,
Room 107, Academic Building. Dis
cussion of the Aggieland ’5
ture.
CALDWELL COUNTY A&M
CLUB, Thursday, January 19, same
meeting place.
HEART O’ TEXAS CLUB,
Thursday, January 19, 7:30 p. m.
306 Goodwin Hall. Officers to be
elected.
HOUSTON A&M CLUB* get-to
gether dance, Friday, January 27,
at Trionon Club on O. S. T. No
cover charge.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS,
Thursday, Jan. 19, 7:30 p. m., in
basement of St. Mary’s Chajpel.
NAVARRO COUNTY A&M
CLUB, Thursday, Jan. 19. Election
of officers and selection of a Cot
ton Ball Duchess.
PANHANDLE CLUB, Thursday,
January 19, 7:15, Lounge Dorm 1.
Discuss Aggieland picture,; bring
money for picture.
ROBERTSON COUNTY A&M
CLUB, Thursday, Jan. 19, 7:30 p.
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BOOKS YOU NEED - % OFF
liOUPOT will givo you the heat deal that ran tie had around thror parts.
WHAT IS IT? WKIX 1IERK IT IS
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YOU BRING LOU FIVE (5) BOOKS YOU HAVE AUIEADY USED,
YES, YOUR OLD BOOKS AND HE WILL GIVE YOU IN RETURN
FOUR (4) BOOKS YOU WILL NEED THE NEXT SEMESTER. . . .
CAN YOU ASK FOR A BETTER DEAL?
IF YOU DON’T HAVE ANY OLD BOOKS . . . THEN COME IN
AND SEE LOU AND HE WILL SELL YOU THE BOOKS THAT
YOU WILL NEED FOR OFF. . . . THAT’S SAVING 50';; !
THAT’S MONEY IN YOUR POCKET, SON!
VETERANS—It has been a pleasure to serve you and we will continue
]\ to serve you in any way possible. Be sure to bring your
\ books in early so that you can get the most for them.
ROOKS YOU DON’T NEED FOR BOOKS YOU DO NEED
YOU CANT FIND A BETTER DEAL
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01’ LOU Needs Your Trade .. . Just As Y<jm Need His Deals
LOUPOT’S
“Trade With LOU—and Have Mdney Too”
1 N North Gate
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amson
FOLDING TABLES
7 l
Rich looking,, one-piece simulated wood
grain tops. Tubular steel legs with
, baked-enamel flbnish...can’t snag nylons.
Fold easily, compactly, lock securely, safely.
Ideal for cards, entertaining, buffet
suppers. Use them for sewing, typing,
in the kitchen, nursery, utility room.
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-Tbjfcutony
We Give
Green
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PARKER-ASTIN
HARDW.
>ANY
m,. Room 306, Goodwin Hall. To
elect a new secretary-treasurer.
SENIOR PETROLEUM WIVES’
CLUB, Friday, January 20, 7:30
p. m. YMCA Asseembly Room. Of
ficers to be elected.
TARLETON CLUB, Thursday,
Jan. 19, 7:15 p. m.. Room 306,
Goodwin Hall.
VETERAN’S WIVES BRIDGE
CLUB, Thursday, Jan. 19, 7:30 p.
m., Exchange Lounge, YMCA.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY A&M
CLUB, Thursday, Jan. 19, Room
103, Academic Building.
Page 4 THl-RS.,-IAN. 19. 1950
• FOB SALE e
SEE US to bar or wsl| umj ftirnitur*.
Phone 2-7067, Wood Furniture Ctompeny.
P»ny.
ONsl.i 4-ROOll FRAME COTTAGE with
gerage and one 5-room frame cottage
with three email out bultdinga to be re
moved from A. A M. College* Icampua.
Sealed bide will be received In the Of-'
BICYCI.E $18.00: SO* Wire Fence. $« <$>(
9 x 12 linoleum rug; $.1.00; Samson hot
plate *6,00; Radio *8.00; 12-B, Vet V|l-
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fici of the Mimager of Physical Plants
mil 2:00 P.tf., Tuesday 24 Januaigr.
1950. The right is reserved to reject any
II Vi(s4 m anti tr\ «nr ixrm onv! nnrl mil
and all bids and to waive any and all
technicalities. Address Asst. Manager
of Physical PUnts, A. A If. College of
Texas. College Station, Texas, (Phope
4-31431 for further information.
FURNISHED HOUSE. 2' bedrooms. C«*-
lege Hllla. Call 4-83*6. . . !
• WANTED TO RENT •
GOING T6 WORK IN DALLAS? I have
an option on a modem apartment In
Highland Park, fori *88.00 per month.
For *42)80 we call both live good. Apart
ment opens this week and I nead a
roofn mate. Call Ban Brittain, 4-1193.
I WILL IDENTIFY PLANTS at tan cenu
each. Coaching In Botany, Entomology.
Other aubjecti considered Evening pit-
pile taken. Phone 4-8177. H. R
j. Parke, 309 Highland Street. College. .
SUL ROSS LODGE No. 11»* A. K. A A. M
a). Colled meeting Thumday,,
Jan. 19. at 7:00 p.m Wor*
In E. A. deg
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SALE!
Friday
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Saturday
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BONEY’S
BAKER’S—In Cans
COCONUT ... 2 f°r 31 c
APRIL SHOWER—303 Cana
PEAS . . . . .17c
ARMOURS—No. 2 Cans
PORK & BEANS .. 15c
MORTON CLEAR CRYSTAL
SALT ... . 3 boxes 10c
BEWLEY’S BEST
FLOUR . 10 «>s. 69c
: 1‘iiTT. ^r* - * rlf v,
ROSEBUD—Sliced or Halvca—2Va Can ,
PEACHES 19c
FRANKO AMERICAN 2 CTNS. FOR
SPAGHETTI . 29c
LIBBY’S—No. 2 Cans j
KR0UT . i 2 f«r 25c
7
BORDEN’S
EAGLE MILK
ARMOURS—Can or Jar
TAMALES .
12 QZ.
LILLY’S—Any Flavor
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24c
15c
2 FOR
MELL0 CREME .. 55c
TOMATOES . 3 cans 25c
ARMOURS VIENNA
*«ai- SAUSAGE . . 2 for 29c
ARMOURS
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POST TOASTIES.. 33c
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Procter & Gamble’s New Washday Wonder
LARGE PACKAGE
TIDE
.26c
LIBBY’S—2i/ 2 Can
FRUIT COCKTAIL 35«
CORNED BEEF 2 for 65c
DIAMOND OLD FASHIONED—With Bacon
NAVY BEANS ... 10c
BIG BEN—LAUNDRY "
SOAP. . . . 4 >*• 19«
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• PRODUCE
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TEXAS ORANGES .... dozen 23 c
• HARDWARE & DRY GOODS
252 SIZE
36” WIDE
GREEN HEAD
CABBAGE . . . .
CARTON
TOMATOES . . .
NEW
RED POTATOES
MEATS
2 lbs. for 5c
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. . lb. 26c
NO. 1 GAL.
TUBS
89c
OUTING FLANNEL .... yard 25«
"WHITE CHIEF”—Reg. $1.59 j >
COTTON BATTING . 2Vi lbs. $129
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RED i HAWK
KHAKI WORK PANTSS^gSlS
CARL POOL ?
WORK SHIRTS - WORK PANTS
GAL. — 12 QT,
k ' Lf-
BUCKETS
59c i
ARMOUR STAR
BACON .
PAN READY
FRYERS
BALTIMORE SELECT
lb. 37c
lb. 47c
Men’s and Boys
HAlNEsV
SHORTS &
NYLON—R^g. $1.89
PANTIES ...... $129
SPECIAL
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MEN’S HOSE. pair l!k
REG $1.49^-15 Cage, 51 Denier
NYLON HOSE . . $1-19
WHITE MULE LEATHER FACE—Special
WORK GLOVES . $1 u
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OYSTERS . . . .pt 69c
PORK CHOPS., lb. 39c
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