I Spanish Club To
HaVe Open House
I ' r 1 The ] annual pjvogram presented
r by the'Spanish \:iub each Open
-House Day is slated to bb held
.• m the; “Y r ’ Chapel at 10 o’clock
that morning, May 13.
The presentation will consist
) of Spanish music by Bob Page,
^ comedy music by “Los Tres Cabal-
lerrosT, "The Toreador Song from
. - l “Carmen” by Buddy Boyd, a bull
fight by Jack Turcotte and Bill
Billingsley, with commentary by
:, “Doggy” McClure, and a dance by
, Florita Cardon and Dusty Durrell.
Dave Kreager will take over M.
C. duties. 'j
The program is free to the pub-
. lie, all visitors being cordially in
vited, according to “Buck” Wyler,
Spanish, Club president.
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Council of Clubs
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Meets March 16
-- The College Station Council of
Clubs will meet op Thursday,
■March 16, at 9:30 a.nr., in the city
hall of College Station. It is hoped
that representatives from all
clubs and organized groups of the
College community will be pres
ent. If there are any groups not
previously contacted, it is hoped
they will send a representative or
notify Mrs. A. W. Melloh.
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Schenk Receives
Leave Extension
Dr. William E. Schenk, associate
professor of Economics, on a leave
of absence since June 1, 1949, has
been granted an extension of his
leaye to June 30, 1951.
The extension will permit him to
continue his appointment as visit
ing professor of Economics at the
Autonomous University of El Sal
vador.
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SAVE 10
in the ASM Con-
school
meeting Monday
mis of the four
were re-el«
school year and
son was re-elected rot
a three-year te rn.
"'he board also commended all
ibers ; of file system for a
year. N> resignations are
anticipated for the next year,
Stot Richards >n said yesterday.
I Two new teachers have been ad-
d«d to tite A&M Consolidated Ju
nior; High) School faculty recently.
Mrs. AmW Bapnes replaces Mrs.
Gbrfa Neeley Stroud as junior
hiwh mathematics teacher upon
Mrs. Stroud’s jmove to Houston.
Mrs. Barnes hats a Bachelor’s and
a Master^ degree in mathematics
fijom the I s University of Texas.
Mbs. Ddrothy Rush replaces Mrs.
F orence Mohr |as junior high En
glish teacher.. Mrs. Hush, a grad
uate of Baylor; University, taught
two year! in Liberty, Texas arid
t^ro years in Waco.
The board made the appoint*
rrjents formal ifor the remainder
of the l|49-50j school year.
Carl Furillol of the Brooklyn
Dodgers ibatted .431 during the
pbriod from Aug. 8 to the end of
tlie 1949 season.
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Student Floral Concession
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How to Choose Dlstinguisheldj Wallpapers
The A&M Garden Club heard a talk oh wild-
flowers native to Brazos County by Mrs. L. K.
Tanzer at their monthly meeting Friday after
noon, in the YMCA. Officers of the club are (L.
to R.) Mrs. Edward Brush, secretary; Mrs. W. M.
z W
Potts, reporter;
Mrs. P. W. Bun
Hugh Hill, tri_
third vice-pr«'.sid<
K. Smith is not
drs. A. B. Nelson, president;
second vice-pres.; Mrs. John
_rer; and Mrs. T. A. Adcock,
nt. First vice-president Mrs. O.
‘ lured.
What’s Cooking
AVMA
day, March
AUXILIARY, Wednes-
y,; March If
Solarium, Y“
AGGIE
March 17.
5,* 7:30 p. m. South
’CA.
QUARES, Friday,
'. Dance in Consolidated
gym after play.
BOWUNG TEA
March 15, 7:30
CALDWELL COUNTY
v. Mar.
GAM. Wednesday,
p. | m. YMCA.
COUNTY A&M
CLUB, Thursday, Mar. 16, 7 p.
m., Academic Building. All mem
bers are askM to be present.
COLLfN COUNTY CLUB,
Thursday, March 16, 7:15 p. m.
room'308 Academic Building.
CORPUS CHRISTI CLUB,
Thursday, Mar. 16, 7:45 p. m.,
room 227 Academic Building. Plans
for the Easter picnic will be dis-
cussed.
ENGINEERING SOCIETIES
NIGHT, at the Annex, Wednes
day, March 15, 7:30 jp. m. Presi
dents and Other Chapter repre
sentatives meet at YMCA by 6:45
p. m.
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Dates Announced For
Animal Spring Holidays
The Spring holidays for students
will run from April | 7th to 10th
inclusive, according jto word re
ceived from Dean Harrington’s of
fice today.
Campus clerical worker’s holi
days will be April 7 and 8.
Stop the ...
“GRIME WAVE”
DO YOU KNOW . . .
• That dirt kills more
people than bullets?
• That harmful germs
are more potent thad^
the atom bomb?
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Yes, It’s True?
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We are stopping the
GRIME WAVE now.
Let us do a bit of
“Cleaning out” for you.
Park Cleaners
South Gate Phone 4-8934
“We give you a clean deal”
CREATIVE WRITING CLUB,
Thursday, Mar. 16, 7:30 p. m.,
room 328 Academic.
HILL COUNTY A&M CLUB,
Thursday, Mar. _16, 7:30 p. m.,
room 307 Academic.
I. E. WIVES CLUB, Wednes
day, March 15, 7:30 p. m. room
108, M. E. Shops Building. Demon
station in Lapidarjy to be given.
NEWCOMERS CLUB, Wednes
day March 15, 2:00 p. m. Cabinet
Room, YMCA.
PANHANDLE CLUB, Thurs
day, Mar. 16, 7:16 p. m., lounge
of Dorm. 1. j ...
ROBERTSON COUNTY CLUB,
Thursday, Mar. 16, 7:30 p. m.
third floor Goodwill.
TAU BETA PI, Wednesday,
March 15, 7:30 p. m., Civil En
gineering Lecture Room election
meeting. .
SULL ROSS MASONIC LODGE,
Thursday, March 16, 7 p. m. Works
and examinations in E. A. degree.
SOUTHWEST TEXAS CLUB,
Thursday, March 16, 7:30 p. m.
Physics Lecture Room. Film and
Easter Party discussion.
The AGGIE CHRISTIAN FEL
LOWSHIP meets Thurs., 7:15 in
room 108 Academic building.
Weatherford A&M. Club, Thurs
day 7:30 p. m. March 16, Academic
Building.
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as chief of
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send her the one gift
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TELEPHONE PATES TOO AT
APE THE SAME IN SPYAN
AND COLLEGE STATION
AS THEY WEPE
IN 1921
-CRAWFO
(Continued from
ihief of the research and <
‘ring division in the offii
le commanding general o:
krmy Air Forces.
He followed this
with a tour of duty
the engineering division of the Air
Material Command
Field. ;
In October, 1947, General Craw
ford was promoted to Major Gien-
«ral, and in Septembdr, 1949, he
was transferred back to Texas as
commanding officer of the Twelfth
Air Force at Brooks Air Force
Base, the field when 1 he began
his career in the air.
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Dress Run
For ‘Schoo
By B. F. ROLAND * .
The full cast of “Deestrict
School,” the play scheduled to be
put on in the AAM Consolidated
gymnasium Friday night, is sche
duled to run through a full-dress
rehearsal tonight on the three-
act farce of pure “any-thing goes”
fun. (
Director Mra. E. B. Reynolds,
guarantees that the little show
will keep everyone laughihg from
curtain time Friday night at 7:30
until the last pupil is “graduated”
in the third act.
Joint committees of the Mothers
and Dads Club and the Band
Mothers will contribute their bit
with refreshments between the
acta and after the play. Cakes,
pies, coffee, and soft drinks will
be available, at a price.
And just to round things out.
Uncle
ngton’s Gravel Forks Sym
phony will furnish the tempo for
Boosters and
Un’s Gravel Fork
a good old-fashioned session of
square and round dancing as Soon
after the, play as the Door can be
cleared off. I. 1 ' ’ . ; m'. !
The following people are includ
ed in the recently announced com
plete cast of “Deestrict School:”
school committee, Chauncey God-
bey, Bill Potts, and Bob Shrode;
teacher applicants, Mrs. D. W.
Fleming, Mrs. J. E. Roberts, Mrs.
D. L. Belcher, and C. K. Esten (he
wins); scholars, Mesdames W. E.
Street, Manning Smith, R. R. Lyle,
M. C. Hughes, A. W. Melloh, J. IT.
Battalion
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ClaarifM Section
Inch. Send an
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All ade mould be
a m. of the day before
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15,1950
clam i nan
per Insertion
rates la
par colmaa
with remit-
svsa
SEE US to buy or sen
Phone S-T0«7. Wood
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DIRECTORY
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Texae A&M College
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STUDENT PUBUCATI
Texas A&M College
College Station, Te:
3
Tor full Information and bidding forma,
write W. H. Holrmann. Comptroller. Tent
A. and M. College Byetem, College Station,
Texaa. Bidding forma, other data anf
Inatructlona, with notice of when p rope rtf
can be Inspected will be furnlabed on ro>
queat.
Propoeala mall be aubmltted only ag
forma furnished and ahall be In eeatef
envelopea furnished with propoeala. Tht
College will reaerve one-half of the mto
era!, oil and gas, right*. The Board d
Directors reserve* the- right to reject anf
and all bids and te Wlilv* any and all tech-
aUpIlttM. ;
w. h. Hofanann j
Comptroller
Texae A. and M. College Hyat.it
College Station. Texas
February 18, ISM
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SNACK BAR &
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Consult
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OPTOMETRIST
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Phone 2-1662 j
Flavor tails
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS
BRAZOS RIVER BOTTOM LAN* .
/ FOR SALE
The Board of Director* of A. and M.
College la offering for *al* 1.271 acre* of
rich Braxo* River bottom land near the
Agricultural Experiment Station land la
Burleson County. Located m the John P.
Cole* Grant on Farm Highway Mi It la
■bout seven mile* southwest of College
Station. Bids will be received on three
separate tracts of S70, 191. and 4M
acres; on the entire acreage and en combi
nations of tracts. %
Sealed proposal* for bids will be re
ceived In the office of the Comptroller,
Texas A. and M. College System, College
Station. Texas, until 2:00 p.m. on March
15, inso, then publicly opened and raad
room of the Agricultural
In the lecture room
Engineering building.
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White, R
Holzman, Frank Ai
low. Spike
tin, C. B.
ORr CaH ton
Adams, J. R. {Couch, and a group
of boys including D. W.- Fleming,
John Hillman, Les Richardson,. L.
E. Boze, R. G. Perryman, Joe
Motheral, Orin Helvdy, Ray Oden,
knd Joe Sorrels.
Cast as visiters are Mrs. G. S.
Fraps, Mrs. C. K. Esten, and Deac
Reynolds.
Solbsi speeches, recitations, fin
ger exercises and “general devil
ment” are lilted for the entqg^j
Purpose of nil the tomfoolery is
te raise money to uniform the Con
solidated Schoi
AAUW Elefjts Fou
Officers for Term
Mirs. J. H. Sorrel|s was chosen
n Associa- '.
men in a i
-iiwkjt. i
Other officers elected were Mrs.
A. W. Melloh, first vice-president
and program director; Mrs, R. D.
Lewis, treasurer; and Mrs.' Omer
E. Sperry, parliamenUriam. All
foul' officers were elected to serve
two-year terms, and will serve
during this year with the,group
elected one year ago.
Miss Bie Mat&bayiPlang, of Cat-
ahato, Mindanao, Philippine Re
public, was a visitor at tha meet
ing. Miss Plkiqg./haM, been in the
United States since .^September,
1948, studying in Cficagp through
an AAUW International grant.
' ‘ Sj. C. Hoyle, associate profes
sor of business law and an ate
torney in Bryan, spoke to the as
sociation on “Womeh’s Rights Un
der the Community Property Laws
of Texas.” ' r
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starter there
our best lineq
to work then
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also 1 one ol
and is goinf 1
too.
uck O’Neal, an ;
and defensive ;
Lippmann of. ;
nd one of our:
men]; Robert Shaef-.
who can play 1
ffense and de-
dial®
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Why it’s Dickie’s Khaki Shirts
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