Thursday, April 9, 1953
THE BATTALION
Page 5
l^\)anella, Birdwell
s Read flmrsday
I
L yiB Plttvanrlla became
John It. Birdwell
r evening in the AttM
:he win gb Chuj ch. The llev.
3n recoil n elson read the cere-
defeats, T:
<onfeietti [ s the daughter of
] m J l)u »ri. Patranella of 1309
1 ^ ee Kend: groom is the son of
-s with the, Carl Birdwell Sr. of
orrow andi;
would put;
contention ^ glven 111 marria » e
could p 1 John Patranella of
title out" Luther Jones, orga-
the wedding music
‘nied Lamar McNew
Because” and “The
1 attendants were
Tee Cushion Jr., mat-
Miss Barbara Bird-
of thee groom, Miss
oedel, Miss Shirley
stin and Miss Mary
Galveston, brides-
iiss Ann Elkins, jun-
o lest Man
for Menz It:
kb «:
ick of Dallas was the
man. The ushers and
emre John Park and
f San Antonio, E. L.
zcatur and Dan How-
n. John W. Fraser of
the junior atten-
held in the
:i, Millfr. E-.
l ..iMtellck. !B AVUS
I ..ustelick, MS*
1 afb ?, mS the ceremony. Mrs
OB off—unit:of Houston and Mis.
4 an?’ hi, Mrs. Wendell Fra-
lavidson 2. Rlbert Crews of
1*1 res—LtlJf.Wl
^ftERS
from Page 2)
Grapevine seiwed the cake and
punch.
Other members of the house-
party were Messrs, and Mesdames
R. L. Elkins, H. E. Burgess, Carl
Tishler, George E. Potter, J. J.
Woolket, Mesdames W. E. Long,
Homer Adams, Phillip Goode,
Tom Taylor, A. R. Orr, B. E.
Nowotny and Norman Anderson.
The bride is a graduate of Texas
State College for Women and is
now teaching in the Consolidated
Elementary School. The groom is
a senior CE major.
Local C of C
Sets $2,200
For Budget
The College Station Chamber of
Commerce and Civic Development
Association approved this week a
$2,200 budget for 1953-54.
The organization’s annual mem
bership drive will begin sometime
next week, said Nestor M. McGin-
nic, manager and chairman of the
membership committee.
Two types of memberships will
be sold: single for five dollars and
family for six dollars.
The budget is as follows:
individuals who pro-
*■■6 to haze should say
sponsibility, and with
p for their ideals at
>t doing this, a man
TTif t* ie same exper-
) 1. 11 tu“ pjj. s |- jrjg from Edna
>r Every i Millay ‘ <Fiss from
fig says:”
■ I l 1 burns at both ends;
I) Hi la List the night;
ly foes, and, oh, my
LUMBM
lovely light.”
ilton Dr. Tfesntein summed it
College Sir
—y candle at both ends,
neither foes nor
Cars Collide
Near New Area
Last Night at 6
Cars driven by William W.
Dodd, Rosenberg - sophomore,
and Henry Josephson of San
Antonio, collided at 6 p.m. yes
terday at the corner of Lub
bock and Throckmorton Sts.
No one was injured.
Dean of the College David H.
Morgan and Commandant of Ca
dets Col. Joe E. Davis live at the
intersection of the two streets
near the upperclass corps area.
The cars, prior to the collision,
were going north in the case of
Josephson’s vehicle and east in the
case of Dodd’s. The car Dodd was
driving belonged to John Parker,
freshman from Rosenberg.
The front ends of the two autos
were badly smashed with perhaps
$150-200 worth of damage to each,
said Campus Security Officer Ray
Rosier, who investigated the crash
along with Officer R. P. Batton.
Dodd’s car skidded around ten
yards just before the crash, said
Rosier. Josephson’s skidded about
15 yards, he added.
The radiator on Josephson’s car
was bent against the engine which
kept the car from being started
after the accident. Dodd’s 1953
model was also immobilized by
the crash and could not be put in
gear, Rosier said.
Both drivers will be charged with
exceeding the speed limit, said the
officer. They were each going
around 30 mph just before the col
lision, he said.
Education
.. $400
Membership
.... 100
Recreation
550
Agriculture
... 100
Public Health
.... 150
Office Expense
.... 50
Publicity
50
Civic Improvement..
... 100
Convention
.... 100
Manager’s Salary ..
50
Contingency Fund .
300
Total
$2,200
Phi Zeta Chapter
To Hold Initiation
A dinner and intitation of the
Eta chapter of Phi Zeta, honorary
society for veterinarians, will be
held tonight in the assembly room
of the MSG.
Dr. D. H. Morgan, dean of the
college, will be guest speaker.
The initiation starts at 6:45
and the dinner at 7:30.
The student candidates are R.
C. Daniels, E. D. Besch, J. G.
Fish, N. P. Clarke, L. N. Springer
and E. W. Brucks Faculty initiates
will include Dr. E.^ P. Jaggi Jr.
and L. W. Gibbs.
Rue Pinalle Stars
UT Talent Friday
Cafe Rue Pinalle features U
T students Pedro Barbar and his
rhythmic Spanish dances and Liz
Holmes and her famous “Torch”
songs Friday night in the M S C
bowling alley area.
The MSC Combo starring Pete
Mayeaux as vocalist will provide
dance music and entertainment.
The Stephen F. Austin dance team
will feature their newest tap dance
routine.
The floor show, featuring TUs
Pedro Barbar and Liz Holmes will
start at 10:15 p. m. while the
ticket office will open at 8.30 p. m.
The doors will not close until
11:30 p. m.
Tickets may now be bought at
the desk of the bowling alley of
the MSC for 60 cents.
job Interviews
What's Cooking
Thursday
7 p. m.—FFA, Room 301, Good
win Hall.
7:15 p.m. — Southwest Texas
Club, MSC Serpentine Lounge.
Club pictures will be taken. No. 1
winter uniform.
7:30 p. m.—Knights of Colum
bus, Basement of St. Mary’s Chap
el. Aggieland Staff, Aggieland Of
fice, Important, all members are
urged to attend.
Friday
5:30 p. m.—Red River Valley
Club, Front of MSC, Club picture
will be made, Winter uniform.
Sunday
8:30 p. m.—All juniors who
were in Company 9 during their
fish year are asked to meet in the
lounge of dorm 2. First Lt. Lloyd
H. Manjeot who has just returned
from Korea will be there to greet
his old outfit.
® April 13-Mechanical, electrical,
chemical, industrial and civil engi
neering, business administration,
accounting, chemistry, geology and
geological engineering students
will be interviewed by Reynolds
Metals Company.
® April 14-The Rath Packing
Company will conduct interviews
for dairy, animal Husbandry, agri
cultural economics and business
administration for June and sum
mer graduates at all degree levels.
© April 14-Interviews will be held
by Champion Paper and Fiber
Company. They will interview
mechanical and industrial engi
neering June and summer grad
uates.
© April 15-The Chicago Bridge
and Iron Company will interview
civil, mechanical and electrical
engineering June and summer
graduates at all degree levels.
• April 16-17-Mechanical and pet
roleum engineering students will
be interviewed by the El Paso
Natural Gas Company.
© April 16-Cutler-Hammer, Inc.
will interview electrical and me
chanical engineering students at
all degree levels.
© April 16-Aeronca Manufacturing
Corp. will interview aeronautical
Clubs Must Gel
Exes to Speak
Home town clubs must make
their own arrangements to get ex
students from their home com
munities to speak at club meet
ings said J. B. (Dick) Hervey, exe
cutive secretary of the Former
Students Association.
The plan to have Aggie-exes
from the home towns to speak at
the meetings started this year, he
said.
and mechanical engineering stu
dents.
© April 16-Electrical, industrial
and mechanical engineering and
chemistry June and summer grad
uates will be interviewed by South-
Avestern Public Service Company.
© April 17-Diamond Alkali Com
pany aauII interview business ad
ministration and accounting stu
dents.
© April 22-Aeronautical, civil,
electrical and mechanical engi
neering, math and physics June
and summer graduates avIII be in
terviewed by McDonnell Aircraft
Corporation.
JOB CALLS
The Anchor Coupling Company,
Inc. of Libertyville, 111. needs
chemical and mechanical engineer
ing graduates for work in sales,
product design and production and
control and development. This
company has a training program
that provides employes Avith varied
experience concerning its opera
tions.
© Chemical, petroleum and me
chanical engineering and geology
graduates are needed for the posi
tion of field service engineer by
Magnet Cove Barium Corp. of
Houston.
There is an eleven-Aveek train
ing period, and on completion, em
ployes are assigned to the field.
Employes must be willing to travel
around the United States and at
times Avill work straight 24 hours,
and sometimes seven days a Aveek.
© The United Carbon Co. whose
headquarters are in Charleston,
W. Va., has openings in their car
bon black plant near Corpus
Christi, for chemical and mechani
cal engineers. The chemical engi
neer should have some experience.
He would be in charge of a new
laboratory and would deal mainly
with process control. The mechani
cal engineer would be in charge of
plant maintenance with some de
sign Avork. They also need a cheftii-
cal engineer for their Louisiana
plant near Franklin.
© Cullen Sheppard Thomas of Dal
las is looking for a man qualified
to take over as working manage
of a small cattle ranch to handle
a herd improvement and land im
provement program. This ranch is
located in the east cross timbers of
Denton county three miles south
west of Pilot Point and about fifty
miles north of Dallas and Forth
Worth. This is about a 1500-acre
ranch with 150 head of cattle,
fifty are Santa Gertrudis heifers.
The salary is $180 a month plus
house, butane, electricity and one
milk cow.
Correct Cleaning
An Essential of Good
Grooming
FAST SERVICE
EXPERT WORK
CAMPUS
CLEANERS
Starting 4 p.m. Thursday April 9
Through Saturday April 11
GROCERY SPECIALS
5NT OR TRADE:. Rates
ord per Insertion with a
Space rate In classified
UKljb® per column-inch. Send
A STUDENT ACTIVITIES
ids must he received In
office by 10 a.m. on the
tion.
U1P
pkgi3
IKET
Sale a
rtment size stove. Used
Hire 11-B Vet Village.
leat, bathine
'P t
tte,
play pen.
"droom house within walk-
f campus. Phone 6-3898
IJieal Estate — Practically
:one, Erick, ranch style,
i kit-
WANTED
PART TIME HELP wanted for announcing
and selling. Contact Station WTAW.
MARKET SPECIALS
Kraft's Cheese Food
VELVETTA
Mission's Canadian
BACON lb.
2 lb. box 79c
. . . 99c
Breakfast Sausage. Jasmine Pure
Pork Rolls - 1 lb. bag
39c
Hormel's Breakfast Bacon
DAIRY, 1ST. GRADE
lb. 65c
Choice Baby Beef
POT ROAST
MIDWEST
lb. 55c
Mission
Smoked Rings - ,
Freshly Ground Lean
Ground Beef
Jasmine Smoked
PICNICS 4 to 6 lbs.
Kimbell's Best
FLOUR
Imperial Cane
SUGAR
5 lb. bag.
5 lb. bag
CHOICE BABY BEEF
lb.
Choice Baby Beef Stew or
BRISKET ROAST
Choice Baby Beef
39c SEVEN STEAK .
Choice Baby Beef Shoulder
lb. 29c Round Swiss Steak
lb. 39c
lb. 43c
lb. 39c
lb. 59c
lb. 69c
• WANTED TO RENT •
FACULTY family desire house trailer from
June to September. Call 6-6188. r
• WORK WANTED •
TYPING—reasonable rates,
after 5.
Phone 3-1776
EXPERIENCED typist wants thesis, state
ments, envelopes, etc. to be typed at
home. Call 3-1329 or come by 108 S.
Brewer, Bryan (end of East 27th).
,iier an*
large Youngstown
id disposal; separate
Iks screened porch, patio;
Kndscappr] o\-er.sized 1 o t,
■j
If
id scaped
-.ed. “Within easy walking
Tier market and Crockett
lines, owner leaving
Street. Bryan.
ii Station Wagon. Contact
r. 4-5271 or 4-8401 after 5.
.It
:overed utility trailer. 8’
16 tires. Good eondi-
.exander. General Delivery,
Phone 5098, Collect.
JjR RENT
unfurnished house.
duce
[ furnished house in Col-
4-5358.
TED TO BUY
J.s to build box trailer on
nOk already built. Must be
v Is with brakes. Phone
t
i * - J
LOST
atch between A&M Con-
lilege H.lls. Grey leather
of and shock proof. Find-
4-8409 J or turn into office
school principal.
STUDENTS WIFE desires full-time sales
work. Box 5272, College Station.
Official Notice
REQUEST METHOD PLANNED FOR
RESERVING MSC ROOMS
The past two years the MSC has held*
a drawing the first two weeks in May to
determine who the guest rooms would go
the
for the major events. This year
same procedure will be followed ,and re-
lests will be accepted May 1 through May
ichool year. The
ques
31,
for the 1953-54
ol year.
[ay
ive
drawing will be held after the final M
31 date, to determine v
available accommodations.
PROCEDURE NECESSARY
The reservation request procedure is
necessary because of the great demand for
guest rooms during weekends of much local
activity, so that all who desire rooms may
have an equal chance to receive them.
Reservation requests may be made out with
out giving the specific date if it is not known
fgnating tl
he name of the event
dra
hoult
ed for each date a room in the MSC
by designating
wish to attend
you
To facilitate the drawing
be
, rt ,eetory of
Services
all kinds. Homer Adamn.
Call 4-1217.
lLES
arfe
DRIVING
IANGE
mdav March 1
Feather Road
gjeglyan, jTexas
procedure, a separate request should
filed for each dat
is desired. Restrictions placed on the over-
oil request procedure maintain that only
one room can be reserved for each
event, and that the guest room reservations
will not be transferable.
DEPOSIT IMPERATIVE
Following the drawings niier the May
31 request deadline, confirmations will be
mailed to the individuals whose names
were drawn. A room deposit may be
mailed to the Center at any time after
the confirmations are received or by the
specified time on the confirmations. Room
deposits not received by two weeks prior
to the desired date will result in automatic
cancelation of the reservation. Individuals
desiring accommodations may write, or
personally make the request at the MSC
desk between May 1 and May 31.
FROZEN FOODS
1
GROCERY SPECIALS
3V4 oz. cans Libby's
POTTED MEAT Scans
For Better Baking
CRISCO 3 lb. can .
Fit for a king. Le Seuer Tiny. Very Tender 303 can
GREEN PEAS . . .
Mixed Sizes and Colors in paper bags.
Guaranteed Fresh.
EGGS doz.
58c Value, In Shell, Cello
FILBERT NUTS lb. .
No. 73/4 jars. Rio Grande Salad Bowl — Stuffed
OLIVES each . .
1000 Quality Single Sheets. Softex
TOILET TISSUE roll
Assorted Colors. Griffin's Paste
SHOE POLISH box
39c
39c
25c
79c
25c
47c
29c
23c
10c
5c
T9'' Brand
ORANGE JUICE 2for25c
12 oz. pkg. Snowcrop
Strawberries
Honor Brand—CHOPPED
BROCCOLI
V2 Gallon Lilly or Holiday
MELLORINE
Birdseye
3 pkgs. $L0Q
. 2 pkgs, 39c
each 59c
GREEN PEAS , 2 pkgs, 39c
Kraft's Parkay
OLEO .
303 cans Del Monte
SPINACH
Sunshine Krispy
CRACKERS
Assorted Flavors
KOOLAID .
No. 2 cans Standard Gold Inn
TOMATOES .
U/2 oz. McCormick's
Black Pepper
200 Sheet size
KLEENEX . .
Popular Brands
CIGARETTES
lb. 25c
cans
29c
69c Value. Red or Green—Cinamon or Peppermint
Flavored. Premier..‘22V2 Jars
Bartlett Pears choice
All our COFFEES are sold every day at our cost.
FOLGERS . .
49c
1 lb. box 23c Maxwell Houses
lb. can 93c
lb. can 90c
6 pkgs. 25c
2 cans 29c
Fresh Shipment Shortening
Swift's Jewel , 3 lb. ctn. 69c
can
35c
2 boxes 29c
. ctn. $2 S Q9
Prompt Radio Service
— CALL —
Sosolik’s Radio Service
712 S. Main St,
PH. 2-1941 BRYAN
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Size 4 Large Arizona ^ 4?*
LETTUCE . head ,wc
Size 432 Calif. Sunkist
LEMONS . .
doz.
29c
Best for Baking. U. S. No. 1 Idaho
Russet Potatoes
5 lbs, 29c
Fancy Rome Beauty
APPLES . .
2 lbs.
29c
Cello Bags Texas
CARROTS . .
bag 10c
Size 200 Calif. Sunkist
ORANGES . .
6 for
33c
4 oz. cans Libby's
Vienna Sausage
Fine for candies and cookies. Raw.
Shelled Peanuts
12 oz. Tumblers Bama
Peach Preserves
Tall Cans Pillar Rock. Fancy
Sockeye Salmon
Medium Sized Fruit.. Del Monte
Dried Prunes .
can
19c
Cello bag
. 2 lbs. 55c
. each 23c
. each 73c
2 lb, box 55c
Switch to Sanitary. V2 Gallon—Grade A-
Pasteurized Milk .
-Plus bottle deposits
2 for 79c
Now on Sale. May Issue
Better Living Magazine . 5c
Save 54% of your dog food bills. Each 50 pound bag of
Gaines Dog Meal contains a 75c CASH COUPON. By
using this, your saving under the small-size box is 54%.
Gaines Dog Meal 50 lbs. $5.50
Southside S s o©d Market
STORE HOURS: 8 a.m.—7 p.m. Daily. Open 30
Minutes Earlier Fri. & Sat. Closed Sundays.
At Southwest Corner of the Campus
A Complete One-Stop Market.
WE RESERVE THE EIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES