The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, April 27, 1950, Image 3

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Civil Service
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1 ‘The United States CWIL Ser-
vice Commission has announced
an examination for Supply Spec
ialists for filling positions' in the
fields of general supply, store-
keeping and storage, property and
stock control, requirements and
. distribution, surplus property, dis
posal, printing and publications,
and supply cataloguing.
The positions are located in
Washington, D. C„ and vicinity.
^Salaries range from $3,100 to
$6,400 a yean j .
- To qualify, applicants must have
had from 3 to, C years of experience
in the field of ^supply work for
Positions Oden
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which they apply. The amo int and
quality of the experience varies
with the grade of position
priate education may be sul
for part of the experience,
ten test is required. The i
its,' 18 to 62 years, are
fpr persons entitled to
preference.
Further information ant I
‘cation forms, may be setjur
the Commission’s local se
Roger W.r‘Jackson, at the
Station Post Office, froi
service regional offices,
the U. S. Civil Service
sion in Washington, D. C.
THE BATTALION
LY, APRIL 27, 1950
Jo Anne WilshiiHen
Jo Anne will represent the ll’e-
troleum Club as their ducjiesK in
the Cotton Pageant and ’ Hall.
She'-will be escort^ by her hus
band, John Wilshusen. They are
from Houston*
Patsy' Barfield v
Palsy, a student at Haylor and
hailing from New Boston, will
'represent the Four States Area
A&M Club as their duchess in
the Cotton Pageant and Ball.
She will be escorted by Hob Mc
Clure, senior from Texarkana.
forger
ets Ff
ohm H.
in
ice, _
district
en five
accoi
W. Hamili
Getz
name
eck for
rst Natioi
July 1
He is out
erabezzlei
milton
Convicted;
ve Years
. former office man-
System Architect’s
guilty to forgery
Tuesday and was
suspended sen*'
ing to County Sheriff
>n.
guilty to forging
J. W. Hoyak to a
il,000 drawn on the.
Bank of Bryan,
on bond on a charge
lent from the college,
led.
Betty Byron
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Miss Byron, from Brenha
been selected as duchess
present the Brenham
of Commerce in the Colt
geant and Ball. She will
corted by Joe W, 'Davie
Poteit, Texas.
diss Guyn
las been
he Robert
is their <1
I ’ageant a
vill be Lai|r
or Arch.
Hearne, T*:
Ann Gtiynen
a sophomore at TU,
iielected to represent
an County A&M Club
ichess in tW 1 Cotton
nd Ball. Her escort
rence D. Brady, sen-
major. Both hail from
xas.
Nancy Virginia Jones
ajor at
1‘mphis,
e ACC
Cottop
will be
Hough-
major
Nancy, a freshman Art
TSCW and from
Tenn^i will represent
as th^ir duchess in the
Pageant ond Ball. She
escorted by Richard B.
ton, aenior architecture
from College Station.
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Shceby )
senior at Waco High,
Will represent the Range and
iforestry Club as their duchess
ip the Cotton Pageant and Ball.
She will jte escorted by Johnny
Walker, sophomore R. F. major
also from
yvi .i h fer
Very Light In Weight
Very Long In Wear
Tropical Worsted 1 with
Two Pairs of Trousers
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ROCHESTER WTO TAILORED
Michaels-Stern
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jrable, distinctive and de
lightfully cool (when the
eather isn't) here is an all-
irgin-wool tropical worsted
•uit that’s a double barrelled
—i -k~ 1
• buy, for any man.
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Conway & Co.
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Betty Siihms
Miss Sii
McClenna
Cottpn P
duchess,
cort,
Waco.
i will represent the
n County Club in the
ageant and Hall as their
Both her and her es-
y Brown, hail from
Betty Jo <
Betty, a student
hailing from Hut^
been selected as
present the Willip
A&M Mothers Cl
ton Pageant and
■cort will be Emz)
Ag. Ed. major
Texas.
at TSCW and
o, Texas; has
duchess to re-
mson County
b in the Cot-
Ball. Her es-
- Naueft, soph
from “Uranger,
Caroline Spears
Caroline, a sophomore jit 8MU
studying biology, will represent
the American Chemical Society
as their duchess in the Cotton
Pagealtt and Hall. She will be
escorted by Don Webb chemistry
major from Dallas.
aHHi
Susanna Landers
Susanna, a sophomore and the
Sweetheart of TCU, has been
chosen as the duchess to repre
sent the Intramural Club in the
Cotton Pageant and Ball. She
Will be escorted by Bob Blum,
junior C. E. major from' San An
tonia
Judie Breeding
Miss Breeding, from Houston,
has been selected as duchess to
represent the Engineer Regi
ment ih the Cotton Pageant and
Ball. Her escort will be Bob
Barman, junior geological-, en-
•gineering major also from Hous
ton.
Carol Olds
Carpi, u junior at San Marcos
and hailing from Kan Antonio,
will represent the Fayette A&M
Club aw their duchess ?n the
Cotton Pngennt and Hall. She
will he escorted by Herb Prede,
senior business major from I,a
(•range.
Koenning
Mrs. Koennihg
duchess,
ty Club in
and Ball, i
by her hus
Arch major,
ing, Texas.
will represent, as
the Caldwell coun-
:he Cotton Pageant
te will be escorted
and A. G., a senior
They are from I,ul-
SlilV TAN UNIFORMS
Margaret Dltzler
Miss Dilzler, a graduate of
SMC, has been: selected to re
present the A&M College Moth
ers' Club of Dallas a*'their duch
ess in the Cotton Pageant and
Ball. Her escort will 'he BUI
Beatty, senior A. H. major. Both
from Dallas.
Ella Pave Williams
Ella Faye, of Dallas, will repre-
s e a t the GaQery 1 Committee,
A&M Art C|ub as their duch
ess iri the Cotton Pageant and
Ball. Her escort will be James
M. Williams; landscape major
also from Dallas.
AND
BOOT PAINTS
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Strictly Tailor Made
by
MENDL & IIORNAK
College Station
Simmons >-
freshman at Texas A&l,
selected to represent as
duchess In the Cotton Pageant
and Ball the A&M Mothers’ Club
of Kingsvillp. Her escort will be
Jack Turcotte, senior A. Ilj ma
jor. Hotb hail from KingaVillp.
I.ynn. a fr
has been
l.ouise will represent the-Ama-
rillo A&M Mothers’ Club as their
' duchess in the Cotton Pageant
and lull. Hhe will wa escort
by Hob Amason, Junior, buslnt
major. IMh arp from Amarll
W..VC-.S.SI .j s iiAnTljHifnT'iJii 1 sll II sns ■»p|m4-s» • sM
SUP£ TO PilAS£ BAPCA/PS
PREMIUMS
You could eventually obtain a complete
set of ovenproof Holiday California pot
tery just by trading here and saving and
redeeming your cash register slips: We
are recommending however that you take
advantage of the; special deal on 5-piece
starter sets, pbtaining as many place-set
tings as you desire for only $5.00 in trade
and $1.59 in cash for this $2.95 value;
then use your additional cash registeit Re
ceipts to obtain ; the extra, open stock
pieces at your leisure. r r'
During 1950 we will use much of ouri ad
vertising funds to buy and give away
premiums to oup customers. Make it a
habit to shop here and savle your cash
register receipts., *
, FROZEN FOODS
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Snow Crop — 4 Oz. Cans
Orange Juice ... . 2 for 35c
A Montz Brand L_J,
Strawberries . . . Pkg. 45e
mm Tftwtms
T« encourage the FFA and 4-H
Club boyN in their project, we will
feature tlm week-end their Frenh,
FRYERS.
fully dreesed selected
Fresh, Fully Dressed HENS
Decker’s Tall Korti
Bacon . . . .... . . lb. 39e
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Cello Wrapped Jasmine
Franks ... . . L lb. 45c
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End Cut Loins PORK CHOPS or
Pork Roast). . . . J. lb.
4
From Grade A Bjaby Beef
Chops . . lb.
49c
69c
• Specials for Fri. & Sat.
! j April 28-29
Regular Jar Borden’s
Instant Coffee . each 45c
No. 2M> Cans, Airmail Halves—in Syrup
Apricots...... can 19c
Swift’s—-Get an Extra Can for 1c
Cleanser .... 2 cans 25c
To Open Clogged Drains—Big |Can
l\u-Drain .;..... . 10c
Factory Degl. Monarch Cider
Vinegar.... Quart 25c
Get a second quart—1c N
No. 2 , /j. Cans Libby’s
Fruit Cocktail. . can 29c
5 Lb. Phil Blue Label
Karo Syrup. . . each 39<*
No. 2 Can Faultless .
...... can 7
Factory Deal—38c Value
~ FLAaES] ■' j
box
1 large box and 1 regular
BOTH FOR
29c
Large White Infertile
Eggs..... .3
Country
$1.00
%
Tcnderleaf—4 Or..
Tea . .
No. 2 Can Little Kernel
Genlteman , ,
Corn . ^ . . . .2 cans 25c
12 OZ. C1IILF SPRAYER . f.
Gulf Spray . . Quart 3!
Poular Brands
Cigarettes . Carton $L
Meadolake Quarters :
Colored Oleo . . lb. 35c
Shortening
Snowdrift . . lb. can 23c
Worth the difference
Sanitary Farms—De Li|
Ice Cream . . . . Pt 25c
Extra Nice
Bananas. .
FRESH FRUrrS AND VEGETABLES
Golden or White
Fresh Corn ... 6
Medium Large Sire
Avocados.
.... 2 lbs. 25c
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. . . * . each 19c
r lonaa
Juice Oranges. . 2 lbs. 25c
Firm Green
e . lb. 3c
ears 25c
Large Bunches Locally Gr
\ MUSTAKD or
CRKKNS
/bunches 25c
Southside
# Blocks Due South of Kyle Fieli
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