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THE BATTALION
Thursday, March 18, 1954
Southern Speaks
To Methodist Men
Hoyle Southern, professor of
agricultural economics, spoke to
the A&M Methodist Mens Brother-
TODAY & FRIDAY
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hood Tuesday night on I’akistan,
its people and its problems.
About 25 men attended the
monthly supper. Aden Magee, pres
ident, introduced Prof. Southern to
the group.
Prof. Southern has been a mem
ber of two U. S. government food
and agricultural missions to Pakis
tan. He showed slides to illustrate
his comments on the people and the
country.
According to Prof. Southern,
Pakistan is held together as a na
tion largely through the religious
tie, most of the people being mem
bers of the Moslem faith. Largely
on this religious basis, Prof. South
ern pointed out, Pakistan consists
of east and west Pakistan, the one
separated from the other by over
1,000 miles with India and its
people intervening.
Bob Shrode and the Rev. Nolan
Vance reported on the Houston
meeting honoring Bishop Smith for
20 years of service in the Metho
dist ministry. Rudolph Leighton re
ported on the area layman’s meet
ing at Brenham.
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Eight petroleum engineering stu
dents at Texas A&M College have
been awarded scholarships for out
standing progress in their studies.
Mac D. Oliver, vice-president of
the San Juan Oil Company, Dallas,
and a 1940 graduate of A&M, was
the principal speaker at a banquet
when the scholarships were award
ed.
Students and awards were:
James R. Bilharts of Brecken-
ridge, $750 scholarship from Mag
nolia Petroleum Company, present
ed by D. V. Carter of Dallas, chief
engineer of the firm;
Tillotson B. Field jr. of Lockhart
and Robert E. McCarley of Mc
Kinney, $500 scholarships each
from Standard Oil Company of
Texas, presented by C. M. Moncrief
of Houston;
Ralph F. Cox of Dallas, $500
cholarship from Lane-Wells Com
pany, presented by Robert M.
Rutledge of Houston;
Albln J. Zak jr. of Bryan,
scholarship of $450 cash plus
tuition and fees from the California
Company, presented by James M.
Pinson, a senior student joining the
firm this summer;
Donald L. Barksdale of San An
tonio, Marvin H. Ford of Houston,
and Robert T. Miller of Bishop, the
George P. Mitchell award to out
standing junior students, presented
by the guest speaker.
Zak was the only junior among
the scholarship winners, the others
being seniors. Bilharts also was
presented a watch as the Mitchell
Award to the outstanding student
in the 1954 graduating class.
Olive addressed the assembly of
about 80 students and guests on the
topic, “What Industry Expects of
Fish Baseballers
To Meet Lamar Friday
The Aggie Fish baseball team
will meet Lamar high school of
Houston Friday at 3 p.m. at Kyle
field.
It will be the opening game of
the season for coach Les Palmer’s
freshmen.
WHEW—Marvin Tate, Sid Theriot and Teague enjoy a snack after a hard night of
spring football practice. From the expression on Teague’s face, he must have gotten a
sour bottle of milk.
Chicago Becomes
Dodger’s ot h. Win
VERO BEACH, Fla., March 17
(7P)—Brooklyn made it eight in a
row with a 5-1 triumph over the
Chicago White Sox today.
Shut out by Sandy Consuegra for
five innings, the National League
champs scored twice in the sixth
and then rocked A1 Zillian for three
runs in the seventh.
New Engineers and What New
Engineers Can Expect from In
dustry.”
Milwaukee Wins
On Adcock Hits
CLEARWATER, Fla., March 17
(TP)—Joe Adcock batted home two
runs while pitchers Bob Buhl and
rookie Ray Crone limited the
Philadelphia Phillies to five hits
today to give Milwaukee a 2-0
victory.
Aggie Tennis Team Plays
Hardin Simmons Today
The Aggie tennis team will play
Hardin Simmons here today. They
have a 2-2 recoi'd so far this sea
son.
Gene Kinard, sophomore engi
neering student from Beaumont,
will be playing number one man
for the Cadets. Kinard was a fresh
men standout last year.
Ronald Wolf, the only letterman,
will be in the number two spot.
Also playing will be Bill Ashburn,
sophomore, Bob Kerr, sophomore,
and Frank Holdbrook a junior.
Carl Nunn will be leading the
Cowboys against the Cadets. He
was a stand-out player for Cow
boys for the last two years. They
will also have Wayne Miller,
sophomore, who while in high
school was a State finalist for two
years.
The Aggies played Baylor at
Waco, the first of a series in the
season, to get in shape for the
Bears courts. The Conference will
be held there this year.
Saturday the varsity and the
fish will play Abilene Christian
here.
Oil Proxy Warns
Policy Makers
FORT WORTH, March 18—CP)—
The president of the Texas Mid-
Continent Oil and Gas Assn, said
last night a downward trend in
Texas position as an oil state
should be a warning to those who
make public policy affecting petro
leum.
Harry Bass of Dallas spoke to
oil operators.
“I can’t believe Texans want to
see their No. 1 industry kicked
downhill with unwise public policy
affecting oil and gas production,”
Bass said.
“It is time for some sober think
ing on the part of all Texas Busi
ness for our relative position
to slip a few fractions a year.”
Save Your Money!
Save Your Clothes!
CAMPUS
CLEANERS
RED STARS ON YOUR TICKETS
Game continues with six winners (Tfiesday) yesterday. The size of your prize depends on the size of your purchase.
Our cash-register paper is factory-overprinted with Red Stars. If one falls on the ticket issued with your purchase,
you don’t pay. Rules on display in the store.
Fun - Suspense — Profit
EXTRAORDINARY MEATS AT ORDINARY PRICES
Choice Baby Beef
ROUND STEAK
Choice Baby Beef
POT ROAST .
Choice Baby Beef
SEVEN STEAK . . ,
Freshly Ground Wholesome
GROUND MEAT . . .
(3 POUNDS .1.00)
STEAK
Select Baby Beef
Sb.
69c
STEW
Choice Lean
ib.
25c
ETA
Kraft’s Cheese Food ||^
box
79c
St S
Fresh, Local
8b.
47c
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Hormel Midwest
lb. (>8c BACON . . .
. lb. 69c
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Hormel All Meat
lb. 45c F K a N K S . .
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. lb. 49c
lb. 53c
lb. 35c
Armour’s
HOOP CHEESE .
Hormel—(4 to 5 Lb. Pieces)
PRE-COOKED HAM
lb. 59c
lb. (i5c
FROZEN FOODS
6 Oz. Cans—Snowcrop
Orange Juice tan 15c
Last of the Factory Offer
Downyflake
Waffles . . . pkg. I5 C
1 Lb. Pkg. Snowcrop or Birdseye
Perch Fillets . pkg. 43 c
Birdseye—Cut
Green Beans.. pkg. 23 c
12 Oz. Pkg.—San Juan PKG.
Salmon Steaks. . . . 87 c
1/2 Gal. Lilly or Holiday
Mellorine . . each 59 c
Your Bsst Buy is
the BIST QUALITY!
FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
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Also $200 - 225
Wedding Ring $87.50
Rings enlarged to show details.
Prices include Federal tax.
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SANKEY PARK
Jen'elers
Bryan, Texas
Size 80—Ruby Red
Grapefruit k
1 for 25c
No. 3 Size—Calif.
Celery stalk 12L«
U. S. No. 1—Yellow
Onions
ib. 4c
South American Large Fruit
BANANAS . . .
. . 2 lbs. 25c
I Lb. Cello. Bags
CARROTS...
. . . pkg. Uc
Culled from shipments of “l
by us. California or Idaho—5
POTATOES...
l.S. No. 1” Potatoes
Lb. Plastic Bag
. 5 lbs. 19c
Factory Guarantee on can states:
“COM Coffee must satisfy you in every
way or your money back,” Blue-Plate
Foods Inc.
CDM Coffee lb. 09c
Kraft’s Salad Dressing
Miracle Whip pint
Mixed color and sizes in paper bag. Guaranteed local
Eggs dozen 43c
Bring Us Your Coupons
Cheer large box 'jL9c
Oxydol large box '2»9c
With Coupon in Today’s Eagle
Meadowlake Oleo .... lb. 17c
(Without Coupon—27c)
Fresh Stock—No. 1—2 Lb. Cello.—Spanish
Shelled Peanuts 57c
1000 Single Quality Sheets — SOFTEX
Toilet Tissue roll 10c
Popular Brands
Cigarettes ...... carton §2.09
(Others Proportionately)
Economy Size—4 Oz. Tins—Morton’s Pure
Black Pepper each 49c
31e Value—Libby’s 16 Oz. Can—SPAGHETTI &
Meat Balls each 25c
Southside Food Market
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
STORE HOL'RS: 8 a.m. — 7 p.m. Daily Open 30 Minutes Earlier Fri. & Sat. — Closed
3 Blocks Due South of Kyle Field, College Sundays. A Complete One-stop Market
SPECIALS STARTING 4 P.M. THURS. 3IARCH 18 THRU SAT., MARCH 20TH
Vi Gal. Bottles—Grade A Pasteurized—SANITARY
Milk 2 for 75c
Mrs. Pickford’s
Ole© 8b. 19c
3 POUND CAN MRS. TUCKER’S
Shortening 89c
(1 POUND CAN FREE)
Imperial Cane
Sugar IQ ib. bag 89c
No. 1 Tall Cans—Pillar Rock—RED
Sockeye Salmon can 79e
Sunshine Krispy—1 Lb. Box
Krispy Crackers 25c
No. \'z Flat Tins—Tuxedo
Tuna Flakes .2 cans 59c
13 Oz. Pkg.—Sugaripe
Seedless Raisins 19c
Nabisco—1 Lb. Boxes
Ritz Crackers each 55e
*/2 Gal.—Steens Old Fashioned Pure
Ribbon Cane Syrup . . . can 57c