Thw I* ii llof;*norton! * Hrtehm. England —^ Ye* i ike*e u • H«v*norVm M ^ Summer* of the mmirtry m health ranriurtinir a routine lk«iSitfr on water supply, wa* *ur- £Aaa4 to find that out He said he had heard the name ^eatitMted by comedian* on the »dto but "didn't know there wa» atu-h a ptare '' Grade Points Start Flying t# Final Exams Commence nw ^ir^M THAT ^ CANT BE BEAT . . . It a mally a treat' Buy that “AlKilE HAH HYMN" We aU know that N'a the beat Ui the land . . Bo buy em now while lau has them on hand LOUPOT’S Trade with liou — He a rtfht with you" (1-AlMt 32 B> «. P. MIST The last lap of the arhool year i* here Those dread ed finai* have fmally raufht ap with those not larky or bniliaht, enouph to eaempt Final week beirrM tumor raw , Saturday Msv 21, and end* wdh eonflirt exam* <>n Friday June 2 The regular final week is divided I into ten eiammatiom periods, earh I of whirh i* designated by an al I phahettcal letter Then# letter* when larked or, the «eetion num ber of each - ourae will tell when the eaam far that sectiop and counw will he The ten period* i for tin* semester sre a* follow* Period Hale Msy r Sat Hay n. Sat Hay 2P Mon Hay Mon Hay Hn, Tue Hoar* R May 30, Tue 1-4 p I S Hay.31, Wad H-ll a. i T May 31, Wed 14 p V June 1, Thur h-ll a i W June 1, Thur 1-4 p m ' Finals have a reputation of be , mg the place where irrad* ^anrit* ! are Uwt. not won k* filial wtek ppsse* by there ate more *mile« and lea* argument* as the final I burden t* lifted from the «hou!der* of each diligent and hard working Aggie Finals we love em* Karr Ki*h Found In (>ulf of (ialifornia Mrs Angele* 1 P' The Gulf of California may »ome dav lie a great rommemal fishing area. *ay* lir Boyd Walker of the University of California at M>* Angele* Retail Trade Inereases 254 % In Nine Years Howell Beats Brazos Rivpr na,n CS Merchants ,,earm ^ (> f K ‘ n ^ T s Lumber i Company soft bailers im>h an 1& H i s win from the (Allege Htain- Mer Brasoti rounty'i retail chanu last night at iM H*s«eii trail** ban gone ur 2M per rent over the njjure oinei In the Commercial *A*' Mague year* ago. aironiing to the U Lunibermen peered their Mrtm^nt o( C„ mmrKr . | W ^ hits to put their men pn base The Merchants got off to a fast start and at the end of the firat inning lead the Lumbermen 3 1. Three run* in the seamd for the *rrm tram gave thwra tfie ad'an cage after which th#y sepred their nine runs The *cortn|r ppree left the Merchants withotu pi- • rtunity t" catch the LumbermdnJ Howell's home run fagie in the fifth inning when shurtgiop Lam p*> poled the four basn hit -LFTTKRS- i Continued from page L’i Page 4 S I h*purtjnent Taken fB»m the UMb < en*v|s of Bu-«in#**, the figutv* cower the penod frog\ Novemtei Ifi. IPtH to November L r », 1144b Retail *gle« dBrnig 1*4* in the county totaled tgs flKi.iNhi an in i rease «f 254 par cent oyer the |H Ilsi.lsai businep* transacted in IM.'ty Cougty wholesale figure* totaled r tW.MO in 1948 «. pared to M I'rif) (Mi nine v.-ar« gre viou* Service trade* mcliideal m the census re«-4r.ie<| receipt* of $ 1.4oo • ssi m 194$ compared to the IH'19 tabulation of IHm.lkm a million dollar gaig Fmployite* in the county r»>*e, too, oVer I he period K (Onibinril total of I,b43 employee'- in the *ervua tuple' hale la-en reported with t,20d m the '*arlier year Retad t*i*i ne-*i»e' iliunlwl »d 1*4 in l'<4P Iliuneorporsted e*tabl>*h ment* mail* up .’17 I of thi> iiumls-r, with the total im lading 123 f-eni e'tabllshntent* t and 73 eating and drinking |ilac«* Thege weie 2<5 wiioli 'al- and 120 service tStatdishmesits m 104*. ali-ng with 14 amusement enu i pr)*ea in«t Sena ail - *»• t>ed» with csmit lan.-* t« tie WuSeni At-4i«UWs Offtie ah atie Miuuid le ntrne* in tor la W , n of tli* d»> before (AiSiu aUlun * FOB HAL £ • yeai will le a tough an* in many way piactically a ip-w env ion Inent hut the kpgie ( "g, of I.iv Ing that tia* e*i«ted for 7f) yeai* will rontimie a> «ip h if we will do our f>«it 1-eC* *tnk togethe*. tega'dle-s the tinumstanies, in iigiking the IbaiiMiad Juhdee N eaf |he HKST in A4H « history riigt’l a pietty hig job hut I know W*- Ian do it' Your* \l*-iy truly >4 I) "l*u*lier Karnes I'resident. ( Isa* of 1951 Waahington, May H The, Power Comtnu«4"n said ttsiay it ^ will start a hearing here June k on the proposal of Hrau>s River conservation and reciarnation dis tnct to build tkiee dams on the *** l - with a BaTTa/ iow < , Awainci' o„. „ -r At) S*tes »T • •or* per 'asefltur, Bratos River in Texas ^ *n« • ?v anntn ,m *pe-• rar* tr Th* diatrict. a Texas State Agen rinawfiea He.i,ur, sue pee t«Sum cy, has asked tfie Commission to find that the proposed prt))ect wdi not affect interstate or foreign commerce The dams, in Lain fhnto and Hood counties, Would be known as Turkey r**d diw*M insurMMW S of rAlt El.'ORNX RI SH Nod* us* •' odi ) ita* •f # V ,ew 2 WHCEt TRAll.ra Trsiier A re* I C 4 Vfr t •ermtlf) Ix.UMI 4 I NIT ►»»»«», wnh two •(«•<# )»»l»r» |i Saa) un o»*fi .r.tf rsTrigsestur |lf. is. stir* Tetm. m S.- Mur. H a«hington for foui t wa* 1-emofi ' fifth win *4 I Ian k « I h. k M ei k lu • leveland pi* v ei « it IJigv wa- ciiaiged lass • St 1a>ui« May 2f> Hosioi He,t ,ait> St la.ui* HroWn* \ e to 12. to -weep the tw plac» It against two who walks.I M eeVen l!l»i th hi* third HKiMMt HIM. KS s«"1 •** tissc nftaitare W lod * uir.it ur» ’ umfi*B> Pbons I 'V>4t ISMON *N< • >4 1*4 SB ord nanc* m»*m» ft ur *wfu, la d.a» ear*# *fi> r,re»rm w.thta the lim.l* of .it* <'i»t def'sm* f.raadn*. aad ttrotidlas ■ bawa'U H> IT ORDAIN**) BT THW 'HTT coi Nt u or Tin > tTT or roie iron station 1 D si,an to ur,:**' g to ah.*- ■ • ftr* ,rte within the ithiitr of »ha effi 2 A nrasrsi shall .o- iitda spe. lftcallr 1 hu. not as. 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