Thursday, April 16, 1953 THE BATTALION Page 5
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Job Interviews
ECOKi)—Dan Thornton, governor of Colorado,
^ v'i'/iym, hh an old friend, Jim Potts of the Agricultural
toward 2tl erv i ce - Gov. Thornton, a native Texan, will
■ee, r f duster Day address April 21.
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; ottiob, at, •
: -"e arson, d
Hughes
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totals
Governor
•>peak at Muster
^:S>rado
lodges, c
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C 1 llS, S3
^arrish, 3ti
k /;r r n ; 1 ! governor of Colo-
^obinett. c ipal speaker at the
v imams, t , j.
-elssner, 2t was l a to P candl-
.1 unnerlyn, :,vie star while at-
'.Wie p " i 11 California,
i ardgrove j'ation, however, he
tot\u ’ an< ^ Dto 1 ' became
struck e ’’ 8 ^°P businessmen,
i. houstos n is a staunch sup-
t Republican Party.
Hughes’H«J a Democrat, he left
ok>, J. Hai
2 days of Roosevelt.
D01 .
■I'ssner ai' speeches about the
troll, Hafc est and the nation.
» r» Lillie H
. r Munnerijr Speaker
I n glies. Him.-
.it
the Agricultural
> BOO-
>omorad 2 t/ice, lifelong friend
>ontorad^L ^ on one 0 f the
Hardgrovi f
ary and Cr!'
Total 63
>TORA^ e SlaU ° n
cases of measles
in College Station
pk ending April 11.
•BKspital reported only
ri
y ever.I
(> chickenpox cases,
and. gix in College
reported.
two cases of pneu-
of strept throat in
tation-Bryan area.
II from Page 4)
80*
ft the Bryan-College
and tickets may
*§£51 ^ from any Bryan-
SHi^^on teenager. 'I'ln
fis 25 cents for
50 cents for adults,
y also be secured
Taylor’s Variety and
o-op. Lamar Junior
11 provide the music
'F'IN Fft’ ^ e Sii in > n g at seven.
nation’s top authorities on 4-H
work, says, “Dan is one of the
greatest speakers in the United
States today.”
In his younger days, Potts con
tinued, before Thornton left Texas
for California in 1932, he was pre
sident of the 4-H Club organization
and president of the united 4-H
Club boys in Texas.
He was a delegate to the first
National 4-H Club camp in Wash
ington in 1927, Potts said, and
was elected chairman. He was also
Texas’ delegate to the national
4-H. Club Congress in Chicago in
1925.
Texan By Birth
Gov. Thornton, a Texan by birth,
graduated from high school in
Lubbock County and then came to
A&M. After a few weeks, he left
school and enrolled at Texas Tech,
and then, later attended UCLA in
California where he was graduat
ed.
® April 17-Diamond Alkali Com
pany will interview business ad
ministration and accounting stu
dents.
® April 17-Accounting students
will be interviewed by the Oil
Well Supply Company of Dallas,
Texas.
© Api'il 20-Architectural, chemi
cal, civil, electrical, industrial,
mechanical and petroleum engi
neering and industrial education
June and summer graduates will
be interviewed the Texas Em
ployer’s Insurance Association.
® Api'il 22-Thc McDonnell Air
craft Corporation will interview
aeronautical, civil, electrical and
mechanical engineering, math and
physics June and summer grad
uates.
© The Hobbs Flower Shop of
Hobbs, New Mexico is in need of
a young man who has had training
in nursery and landscape work.
They perfer a single man, one that
can be depended upon, honest and
ambitious, and a hard worker.
® Civil engineering graduates
are needed by the Uvalde Con
struction Company of Dallas, Tex
as who desire to learn and follow
the construction business. They
prefer someone who will be willing
to start work as an assistant fore
man and work up through the sup
erintendent* route, depending on his
ability. Applicants should be will
ing to go out of a central location
to various jobs at other points in
the state or in other states. At the
present all the work is in Texas.
© The Austin Bridge Company
has openings in their Engineering
Department for civil engineering
graduates to learn the construc
tion business, including estimating,
design and construction. They work
includes power plant, water and
sewer plant, as well as bridge
construction.
© Mr. Don Vestal of Fort Worth,
Texas has 290 acres in cultivation
with 50 acres in pasture that he
would like to have a progressive
farmer live on the place and farm
it for him. He prefers some young
couple that are draft exempt.
Western Dance Set
In Shisa Saturday
Aggie Tracksterg
(Continued from Page 4)
and discuss; Bobby Ragsdale, Har
ley Hartung, Pete Mayeaux, and
James Baker in the sprint relay;
James Blaine, Dale DeRouen,
Charles Hudgins, and Harry Whit
more in the four mile relay; Wal
lace Kleb, Baker, DeRouen and
Blaine in the distance medley re
lay; and Gerald Stull, Hartung,
Ragsdale and Baker in the half
mile relay.
Ragsdale will also enter the
broad jump, while Mayeaux will
double in the Javelin.
Malcolm Marks, who recently
leaped 14 feet, 2^/2 inches in a
track workout, and Glenn Spradlin
will be strong Aggie entries in the
pole vault.
:?VT on TRADE. Rates
ord per Insertion with a
Space rate in classified
! per column-inch. Send
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
ids must be received in
t office by 10 a.m. on the
cation.
BEEF
j>r Sale ■»
—
Il»inrpf , § , ftas^rcfriKcnitor. Kx<-e:-
w'- 9 ycnr Kuai amee. -\1
“ 4-8.". 11.
urdicraft building. $115
. 23.
;ge
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■'yclopeflias. Phone 2-1946.
• FOR RENT
•
TWO BEDROOM house with screened
porch and attached garage. Inquire 301
Fairview, 4-8896.
• WORK WANTED
•
PERSONAL daytime care for
children of working mother.
College View.
child or
C-3-C
TYPING—reasonable rates,
after 5.
Phone 3-1776
• WANTED
•
1 9 V> to 10 Luccha.se Senior
vo pair boot pants, $35,
'ible highchair-l,o-Hi‘, $12.
MSC [ Business Office or
Real Estate — Practically
ions
tone. Brick, ranch style,
i kit-
parate
us screened porch, patio;
ndscaped oversized lot,
; s
ch,
large Youngstown
M
tea
Iper
pus lifies, owner leaving
Within easy walking
market and Crockett
Street. Bryan.
IRNIA .ise and garrison hat. See
Village! after 5.
011S
^2 bedroom
i, attic fan.
home, large
1019 Milner,
$10.00. 203-A Mun-
one-day service.
Aggieland Studio.
, SALES
DRIVING
IANGE
unday March 1
n Feather Road
ffyan, Texas
WOULD LIKE 2 male Cocker or Collie
pups for children’s pets. Phone 4-9404.
® LOST •
ONE NAVY BLUE silk head scarf be
tween Baptist Church and Boyett apart-’
iws
tween Baptist Church and Boyett apar
ments, Sunday morning. Nita’s Nev
Stand.
Directory of
Business Services
INSURANCE of all kinds. Homer Adams,
North Gate. Call 4-1217
Official Notice
Undergraduate classes will be dismissed
from 3 to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, April 21st.
in order that a Review of the Coi
Cadets may be held
Muster Day.
as part of
>rpf
ggie
David H. Morgan,
Dean of the Collep
Prompt Radio Service
— C A L L —
Sosolik’s Radio Service
712 S. Main St.
PH. 2-1941 BRYAN
The second annual FFA Western
Dance will be held in Sbisa Hall
Saturday night, said Wyndal
Tackett, FFA Chapter reporter.
This dance is sponsored by the
Collegiate FFA Chapter. Tickets
are $2, stag or drag. They can be
obtained from the chapter officers
or agricultural education office.
The president and chapter sweet
heart from 800 high school FFA
Chapters have been invited to at
tend the dance.
A sweetheart for the Collegiate
FFA Chapter will will be selected
from the members’ wives and
dates. A sweetheart from the high
school girls will also be selected.
Music will be furnished by Jim
my Eller and his string band.
Western wear will be worn to the
dance.
Animal, dairy husbandry, range &
forestry, poultry husbandry, agro
nomy and agricultural education
graduates may qualify.
@ The Taggar Company, a large
manufacturer of men’s trousers,
is in need of industrial engineers.
They prefer veterans.
© The Seguin Independent
School District of Seguin, Texas,
will have an opening for a teacher
of Driver Education beginning
with the 1953-54 school year.
® Electrical and mechanical en
gineering graduates may qualify
for their opening if interested in
sales and engineering applied to
the air conditioning business. Ex
perience is desirable, but not nec
essary. He will be required to
coiftact prospects for residential
air conditioning and l oom air con
ditions. They prefer an individual
not over thirty-two years of age.
© The 1LG Electric Ventilating
Company of New Orleans, Louisi
ana has openings for salesmen
with degrees in electrical and me
chanical engineering, business ad
ministration, and industrial edu
cation. Work will be selling, call
ing on contractors and engineers
in relation to sale of ventilating
equipment. Considerable travel in
volved.
A&M Consolidated Tennis
(Continued from Page 4)
was defeated by Milton Perkins,
of Bastrop 6-0 and 6-2, In the
doubles, Don Avera and Maurice
Olian lost to Jackie Kielbug and
Robert Nieman of Smithville, 6-0
and 6-2.
Avera and Olian were tripped
by Weldon Baiton and Charles
Perkins of Bastrop in the Con
solation bracket, 6-1 and 6-4.
Junior girls doubles team, Helen
Holmes and Jo Ann Walker, were
beaten by Jeanette Randel and
Tracy Pasencik, of Smithville, 6-0
and 6-0.
Smithville won the district for
the eleventh consecutive year, with
Bastrop finishing second and Con
solidated third.
Anderson and Jackson, who went
to the finals in the state tennis
tournament last year will compete
for the regional crown, in San
Marcus, April 24 and 25.
ONE DAY SERVICE
On All Kodak Finishing
ALBUM PRINTS 5c
ACC1ELAND STUDIO
North Gate
. r . Invites You To This - - - -
Tony Mannquez THURS> _ p RL _ SAT .
BARGAIN SPECIALS
Mexican Dinner
Enchiladas
with Chili Gravy
35c
and Cheese
Complete *
35 c
TACOS (Beef) ....
ENCHILADAS (Beef) .
CHILI CON QUEZO . .
TOSTADAS ......
TAMALES WITH CHILI
CHILI BOWL . . . . .
GUACAMOLE SALAD .
COMBINATION SALAD
Steaks Chicken Sea Foods Sandwiches
CHAPULTEPEC
Coulter at College
Phone 3-2002
Special Starting 5 p. m. Thursday, Thru Saturday, 16-18
SWIFTS PREMIUM BEEF SALE
Premium Heavy Beef
The King of all Roasts
Market Specials
Premium Heavy Beef Goes well
around the table. A low price for
top quality.
LOOK FOR THE
SWIFT BRAr
right on
tha meat
lb
65c
Premium Heavy Beef. Try one of
These Tender, luicy Pot Roasts
Round Steak
SWIFT’S ARROW
LOOK FOR THE
SWIFT
BRAND
right on
the meat 1.6
ll)75c
A Big Swift Premium Heavy Beef Special Event . . . Lowest Prices in Years
Any Special Cut will be Made for You.
. Premium Means The Best
Made from Premium Beef.
Fresh, lean
GROUND BEEF
lb. 43c Extra Lean
Top Quality Pure
FROZEN FOODS
Honor Brand** Chopped
BROCCOLI . 2 pkgs. 39c
Honor Brand** IOV2 Sliced
PEACHES . 2 pkgs. 49c
Birdseye
PERCH FILLETS . lb. 43c
Birdseye
CORN
2 pkgs. 39c
lb. 63c
Swift's Premium—All Meat
BOLOGNA
Swift's Premium or Hormel
HAM Shank End lb. 55c
Swift's Cello. — All Meat
FRANKS
lb. 39c Hormel Breakfast Bacon
Dairy, 1st Grade Midwest Brand
lb 65c lb. 55c
lb. 49c
Old Time
Heart o' Texas Hens or — Always Tender
FRYERS .
AAb. 55 C HOOP CHEESE lb. 55c
Birdseye
GREEN PEAS 2 pkgs 39c
19 Brand fig*
Orange Juice 2cans2L*lC
Snowcrop
Orange Juice 2 cans 35c
**—Items arriving Friday p.m.
FRESH FRUITS &
VEGETABLES
2 heads 21c
No. 4 (Large) size Arizona
LETTUCE . .
Central America
BANANAS
Florida New Red
POTATOES .
New Crop Texas Crystal Wax
ONIONS 3 lbs, 25c
■ 2 lbs - 27c
5 lbs. 35c
Grocery Specials
6 oz. Pieces New Ace — Shelled — Fresh
PECANS pkg. . . 47c
Ballard •
BISCUITS 3 boxes Z5c
The Best Buys are in Foods in plentiful or excess supply. Milk
is such a food. V2 Gal. Sanitary Grade A (plus bottle deposit)
Pasteurized Milk 2 for
Sanitary V2 Gallon Holiday
MELLORINE . . each 59c
In protest against Brazil's Coffee price manipulations,
we no longer feature coffee at below our cost. But we
are selling coffee every day at current replacement
costs. Consumer resistance is bringing the price down.
All popular brands
Kingsville or Meadowgold
BUTTER
COFFEE
Large Box ®
TIDE
. . lb. 89c
. pkg. 23c
Mixed sizes and colors. Fully Guaranteed. In paper bags.
EGGS .... doz. 47c
lb. 85c
Daricraft Evaporated ^g-—
MILIC 4 baby cans 2/C
. 2 cans 29c
6 pkgs. 25c
No. 2 cans Standard Gold Inn
TOMATOES
Assorted Flavors
KOOLAID
Popular Brands
CIGARETTES . carton $2,09
The only brand we carry labeled Extra Fancy. McCormick's
BLACK TEA . V 4 lb. 23c
Regularly 93c. Full Qt. Jar Hand Packed Colossal Fancy
El Chico — Queen »»»
OLIVES jar . . 79<
12 oz. jars Assorted Flavors — Libby's
WHOLE PICKLES . jar 25c
2V2 cans Del Monte
FRUIT COCKTAIL . can 39c
Kraft's
PARKAY OLEO . lb. 25c
5 lb. bag Kimbells Best •
FLOUR .
No. 2 cans Grade A Fancy Texas—Kimbells
Grapefruit Juice 2 cans 19c
mmer? Imperial Cane •
. bag 37c SUGAR 5 lbs. . . 39c
No. V2 cans — Tuxedo
Tuna Flakes . 2 cans 45c
1000 Quality Sheets Softex
TOILET TISSUE 3 rolls 28c
Nov/ on Sale. May Issue copy
Better Living Magazine 5c
Sunshine Krispy
CRACKERS 1 lb.box 23c
Southside Food Market
Store Hours: 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. Daily. Open 30 minutes earlier on Fridays and Saturdays
At Southwest corner of Campus
Items Marked 9 limited to one item or one deal please.
HOME OF GOOD MEATS AND NATIONALLY KNOWN BRAND FOODS.
We reserve th right to limit quantities