Thursday, April 23, 1953
THE BATTALION
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In additic: didn’t believe this
squad induosnee th<- upperclass-
tin, center,,i the freshnum in
ward, Rodnr them. “ r rhis is a
Johnson, for.,’ he said. “If we
guard. apable officers, we
Squadmen them out at all.”
Cx'ory, guani, ; )swei'ed by saying,
forward, am! usiness, though, to
Bredthauer, -tssmen.”
berry, fora, by saying, “It is
guard, andE. run them off but
ward.
■. Grades
s consolidated, the
^ freshmen of one
^TORAu! to compete with
for good grades.
[It from an increase
Viich the committee
would de-
>Ti('
Mr
■yan
Cooking
firsday
r&M Film society-
-«/agef Home”, Ball-
, Assembly Room,
io Club, Room 2A,
T
Bridge 1 Club, Be-
2B, MSC.
1 f\ iis Bridge Club,
liiya Ort), m|c.
olumbus, Basement
hapcl.
SC B I'idge Club,
rid ay
-A&M College Wo-
ab, Ball room, MS('.
ont Paint Company
D, MSC.
\SCE, CIO Lecture
,v s Da>' committee;
at.
’hint Science Collo-
>B, MSC.
icsday
jetion Commission,
. ies.
lustrifel Education
□ rsages — ua, archtitect, will
scheme for home
C > MHIDir of officers, South
• MANY a ing »' ucsts -
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Phi* the Little League
buy al an auction,
candidates they
their club,
w is given 10,000
icli to buy players,
for the Little. Loa
the minor league
chost'll before the
K camp ends, how-
ates tor managerial
isked to attend as
[as possible,
candidates should
den,I at 4-8244, or
i, 6-3B43, if they de
ath College Station
Proposed
Goode said freshmen would real
ize good grades would determine
his future rank if he lived with
the other three classes. Freshmen
would start studying hard earlier
so they would have a better chance
for rank, he said.
Under the committee’s plan, a
rigid CQ (call to quarters) would
he enforced. The committee be
lieves this would also help fresh
men and sophomores make good
grades. It would abolish the at
titude of a small minority who
now cause disturbances during
CQ, Goode explained. He said he
believed all trouble on the campus
was caused by a small minority
and did not represent the attitude
of the majority of students.
He cited the flooding of Ross
Hall and the hanging in effigy of
Col. Joe Davis, commandant, as
examples. Goode said he did not
believe members of the junior class
took part in these acts.
Oil Men Discuss
State W ater Supply
What to do about Texas’ vanish
ing water supply is being discussed
at the sixth Oil Recovery Con-
ferfence of the Texas Petroleum
Research Committee in the MSC
now.
Among the speakers at the con
ference are Ing F. Hoffman and
Walter Ruehl of Weitz, Germany,
who will discuss oil operations in
their country.
The conference began Wednes
day morning with an address of
welcome by Gibb Gilchrist, A&M
System chancclor. It will close
with a forum session this after
noon.
Shannon Pitches
Sqdn. 12 to Win
Shannon hit a home run and
pitched a no-hit game Monday to
give Sqdn. 12 a 14-0 win over A
Chem. in Class A Intramural soft-
ball.
Shannon, Nesbitt, and Johnson
got two hits each while Anderson
picked up three. Briggs, Barron,
Froga, and Lovell each got one for
a team total of 14.
In other games, BFA beat A
ASA, 8-7; A QMC beat Sqdn. 3, (i-
2; Sqdn. 9 beat A FA; A Ord. beat
Sqdn. 4, 12-3; Sqdn. 5 beat Sqdn.
-TO, 16-7.
Leading in Class A* Volleyball
are: Sqdn. 7 in League A; B Thf.
in League B; A QMC in League
C; A Ord, in League D; 14 in Lea
gue E. in Class C the leaders are
H Co. in League A; Sqdn. 20 in
League B; C Co. in League C.
In Class A golf, A Inf. leads
League A; Sq’dn. 14 and A Chem.
lead League C; Sqdn. 10 leads
League D; A Ord. leads League E.
Class C leaders are: Sqdn. 22 in
League A; Sqdn. 23 in League B;
G Co. in League C.
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caches
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IT OK TRADE. Rates
rd per Insertion with a
Space rate in classified
per colnmn-lnch. Send
student activities
Is must be received In
office by 10 a.m. on the
atlon.
Cuts
H SALE ®
IBS
modern trailer bouse,
th Cherry. Call 4-9956.
leaf
iAK .
ment size washer. Ex-
n. One year old. Apt.
i View.
G.E. washer with dual
, pump, and timer, also
3 tubs, both in excellent
.00. BA.pt. B-6-Z College
0DUCI
i se and garrison hat. See
illage iafter 5.
home in College Hills
loublelgarage and screen-
le 6-1461 for an appoint-
lj>R RENT
-Oryers and (3) Bendix
;d bids will be received in
jthe Auditor, College Ad-
/jilding, until 10 a.m., Sat-
* 1953. The right is re-
^ any [fend all bids and to
1 all technicalities. Ad-
, A. and M. College oC
I Station, Texas for fur-
house with screene.d
ched garage. Inquire 304
6.
IK WANTED
able rates. Phone 3-1776
SALES
DRIVING
CANGE
inday March 1
. Feal her Road
^jiyan, [Texas
• HELP WANTED ®
STENOGRAPHER, shorthand and typing
essential. Pleasant working conditions.
References required. See Mrs. Atter-
bry. Memorial Student Center.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. Excellent oppor
tunity. Pruitt’s Beauty and Fabric
Shop.
STUDENT with A & E license or person
with experience on airplane woodwork,
to do part-time work. Phone 6*1472.
* LOST ®
WHOEVER took the green stripped down
bike that was parked behind the MSC
Tuesday night between 8 and 9 would
make a little 12 year old boy mighty
happy to put it back where it was gotten.
pen
Rew
Galvan, Dorm 9—Room 112.
Directory of
Business Services
INSURANCE of all kinds. Homer Adai
North Gate. Call 4-1217.
Official Notice
Attention .Student Employees
All students who are working for the
College in any capacity must report to
the Student Labor Office and sign a new
affidavit before they can receive pay for
their services. ■
G. A. Long, director
Student Labor and Loans
Prompt Radio Service
— C A L L —
Sosolik’s Radio Service
712 S. Main St.
PH. 2-1941 BRYAN
Classic Concert
Set for Tuesday
The Music Guild Quintet will
present a concert of classical music
at 8:15 p. m. Tuesday in the MSC
Ballroom.
The quintet is composed of Rap
hael Fliegel, violin; Ander Toth,
violin; Irving Wadler, viola;
Marian Davies, cello; and Albert
Hirsch, piano. All are members of
the Houston Symphony Orchestra.
The program will be as follows:
“Trio in C Minor” by Brahms,”
String Quartet in D” by Borodin,
and “Piano Quintet in C Minor” by
Dohnanyi.
One-way Street
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ing assistant commandant, said
the Tables of Organization for
next year includes a safety officer
who will work in promoting safety
in the dormitory areas. He sub
mitted reports from students who
made recommendations concerning
hazards in the living areas. ‘
Zinn commended the work of
the committee. He said, “We must
be doing some good. There have
not been as many accidents re
ported to the hospital this year as
in the past.
Co-eds, Studies
Here for Summer
Co-eds and studies will greet
students enrolling for the summer
sessions.
Registrations for the first term
is scheduled for Monday, June 8,
8 a. m. to 12 noon.
Students can register for the
second term on July 20, 8 a. m. to
12 noon, said H. L. Heaton, Re
gistrar.
Girls are allowed to take courses
here during the summer sessions.
BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY
THE BRYAN COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
"Coke" Is o registered frade-mark.
© 1953, THE COCA-COLA COMPANY
CATTLEMAN’S BALL
Saturday April 25
Music By
JESSE JAMES
and His Band ,
8 P.M. MSC Ballroom
$2.50 - Stag or Drag
— Sponsored by —
Saddle & Sirloin Club
Kream & Kow Klub
Crisco Promotion
ownch to the Best. (L) ’■'oaev
CRISCO 31b. can 79c
With this buy, we invite you to put your name
and address on a blank we will furnish. We
do all the mailing. You will soon receive a
total of 35c in coupons good on later Crisco
buys—the next can should cost but 44c ....
A real promotion.
EXTRAORDINARY MEATS AT
Ordinary Prices
Fruits & Vegetables
Large Central American
BANANAS lb. . 10c
Big Number 4 size Texas firm
LETTUCE . 2 heads 23c
US No. 1 Texas Yellow
ONIONS ,
Cello Bag Texas
CARROTS
2 lbs. 9c
2 bags 19c
Washed, very pretty No. 1—Idaho
POTATOES . 5 lbs. 39c
Size 113 Rome Beauty
APPLES
lb. 15c
Chuck Roast
Hound! SteaSc
Club Steak
Quality Considered, its a low, low price. Freshly Ground
GROUND BEEF . . lb. 43c
Krafts Cheese Food
VELVEETA . 2 lb. box 83c
A treat that's hard to beat. 3 to 4 lbs.
TURKEY FRYERS . lb. 67c
Beef is today's Best Meat
Buy. Swift's Premium
Heavy Beef
Swift's Premium
Heavy Beef
They excite the appetite
Swift's Premium
Heavy Beef
ib. 43c
lb. 69c
Sb. 67c
Assorted Cold Cuts. Big Bologna, Pickle Loaf
PRESSED HAM . . Ib. 45c
BREAKFAST BACON
Hormel All Meat
FRANKS
. . . lb. 49c
HORMEL MIDWEST
Sliced
Ib. 59c
NO. 1 SLAB BACON
Unsliced
Ib, 59c
V. C. Melody Lake
WEINERS .... lb. 39c
Hormel or Swift—No. 1 Ham Pieces—4 to 7 lbs.
HAM TO BAKE . . lb. 59c
Frozen Foods
Orange Juice 2 cans 2-Sc
3 cans $1.00
2 cans 35c
. 2 pkgs. 39c
2 pkgs, 39c
. pkg. 43c
. each 59c
”19'' Brand
12 oz. Snow Crop
Strawberries
Snow Crop
Orange Juice
Birdseye
Green Peas
Birdseye
Spinach . .
1 lb. pkgs. Birdseye Fillets of
PERCH . .
Vz gal. Lilly or Holiday
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Down-To-Earth Specials
Pillsbury's Best (L)
FLOUR 5 lb. bag
Mixed Sizes and Colors. In Paper Bags.
EGGS, Fully Guarante
Large (24 oz. or over per doz.) Infertile
EGGS in boxes
One of the better brands
KEYKO OLEO . .
We're mad at Brazil . . . No more coffee sales below our
replacement costs. Selling everyday at our cost, however.
COFFEE all popular brands lb. 89c
39c size in a factory deal. With purchase of 29c Adams
Best Vanilla Extract at regular price.
29c
doz.
47c
doz.
55c
lb.
25c
BARTLETT PEARS .
.
can
43c
46 oz. can Libby’s
PINEAPPLE JUICE . . .
2
cans
57c
48 oz. cans—Libby's
TOMATO JUICE . . .
2
cans
57c
31c size, 7% oz. Rio Grande
STUFFED OLIVES, Salad Bowl
ea.
25c
8 oz. cans Frost Brand Tangy Spiced m
Tomato Sauce 4 cans A3C
CAKE MIX pkg.
4 oz. (19c) Baker's Premium, factory d
Jello Pie Filling at regular price.
COCONUT pkg.
Just Heat and Serve . . . best with poached eggs
Libby's 18 oz, can
CORNED BEEF HASH . . .
can
4 oz. (19c) Baker's Premium, factory deal. With purchase 9c
Jello Pie filling at regular price. h*
5c
Popular Brands
CIGARETTES
carton $2,09
10 pkgc. assorted individual cereals.
KELLOGG'S VARIETY PACK pkg. 33c
Most economical . . . convenient . . . delicious. 2 oz. pure
INSTANT COFFEE Maxwell House ea. 55c
6V2 a 2 ’- cans—White and Dark
TUNA FLAKES, Tuxedo
Switch to Sanitary. Rz Gal. (Plus bottle deposits.) pgnr gm*
Pasteurized Milk 2 for /irC
12 oz. cans—Hearts Delight
PEACH NECTAR
3 cans 28c
2 cans 43c
Imperial Cane (L)
SUGAR 5 lb. bag . 39c
. . can 7c
Daricraft Evaporated—Baby Size
MILK (Dozen (L) 80c)
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
(L)—Items thus marked limited to 1 item or deal per customer, please.
Specials Starting 4 p.m. Thursday., Through Saturday, April 23-25.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES